Why didn't early European pagans write down their beliefs? Save for ancient Greeks/Romans...

Why didn't early European pagans write down their beliefs? Save for ancient Greeks/Romans, but they documented everything. Most of what we know about celtic/norse paganism was written down by medieval Christian monks. Why do Neo-Pagans have the gall to call these people traitors and christcucks?

Attached: catholicnun.png (831x570, 988.14K)

Other urls found in this thread:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hávamál
youtube.com/watch?v=07Ien1qo_qI
talkorigins.org/faqs/flood-myths.html
norron-mytologi.info/diverse/ThorpeThePoeticEdda.pdf
ia802705.us.archive.org/3/items/proseedda00brodgoog/proseedda00brodgoog.pdf
sacred-texts.com/neu/heim/02ynglga.htm
twitter.com/NSFWRedditGif

Because the retards were to dumb to invent paper lmao

Writing wasn't a thing.

yes it was, the oldest book in europe was written before christianity, about the orphic hymns.

Because they were too busy burning the women and raping the churches

They were retarded, I bless them and curse them to this day.
Now we're left trying to work out their ideals and philosophy

Christcucks still worship the jew though.

They did, they just didn’t compose it entirely. See rune stones. There is power in oral story telling, it connects you to the generation before. It was not because they were stupid, being stupid is a Christian invention

true

we didnt even know how to build stone castles before the benedictine monks came over here and taught us
>feels bad man

Attached: 45.jpg (622x579, 43.52K)

>bcuz writing iz inferior!!1!
>angryvarg.jpeg

Date of book? Where written and in what language?