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Scientific Nordic Paganism - Table of Contents

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 by Vincent Bruno Vincent.Bruno.1229@gmail.com Mathilde Ludendorff Founder of Bund für Gotteserkenntnis (Society for the Knowledge of God) Psychiatrist, philosopher, anti-Christian, anti-Freemason, anti-Jewish, anti-occult, Nordic pagan racialist Most of Mathilde Ludendorff's writings are in German and are rare, please help me purchase them and translate them into English.  Donate:  https://www.patreon.com/VincentBruno This page is dedicated to compiling and expounding upon the philosophy of Psychiatrist Mathilde Ludendorff, the wife of Erich Ludendorff, the early close associate of Adolph Hiter.  Mathilde founded the Society for the Knowledge of God which sought to create a purely Germanic scientific pagan religion free from not only Christianity but much of nonsensical occultism and theosophy, including Hinduism. She was extremely anti-Jewish, anti-Catholic, anti-Freemason, anti-Communist, and even anti-Buddhist. Her ideas were too radical for the Nazis who ba...
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AI develops a definition of the Ludendorff god

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Table of Contents A Definition of God in Mathilde Ludendorff’s Philosophy Mathilde Ludendorff’s philosophy, as distilled from the chapters "The Immortal-Will and Genius," "The Morals of the Struggle-for-Life," "The Morals of Minne," and "The Morals of Life," and further synthesized through summaries, the essay on her philosophy, and definitions of faith and creed, presents a distinctive conception of divinity that diverges sharply from traditional theistic or materialist frameworks. In her ideology, "God" is not an external, anthropomorphic deity dispensing grace or judgment, nor a mere metaphor for natural processes. Instead, God emerges as an immanent, pervasive essence tied to the evolutionary unfolding of the "Immortal-Will" and realized consciously through human soul-work. Below, I offer a detailed definition of God in Ludendorff’s philosophy, grounded in the comprehensive data provided. Definition of God in Ludendorff’s ...
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