“Christianity is at the root of the evil that has corrupted the West. This is the truth, and it does not admit uncertainty.”

— Julius Evola , book Imperialismo Pagano

Imperialismo Pagano (1928) · Excerpts http://www.juliusevola.net/excerpts/Tradition_of_the_Mysteries_against_Christianity.html

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Italian philosopher and esotericist 1898–1974

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