Scientific Nordic Paganism

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 ...

Table of Contents A New Religion? - Part 1 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff Darwinism and the History of Evolution -Part 2 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff The Unicell and Immortality - Part 3 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff Natural Death and Reason - Part 4 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff The Immortal-Will and Genius - Part 5 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff The Morals of the Struggle-for-Life - Part 6 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff The Morals of the Struggle-for-Life - Part 7 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff The Morals of Minne - Part 8 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff The Morals of Life - Part 9 - Book Review - Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff Concluding essay on Mathilde Ludendorff...

The Depth and Breadth of Mathilde Ludendorff’s Philosophy: An Exploration of Divine Consciousness and Moral Perfection Mathilde Ludendorff’s philosophy, as articulated across the chapters "The Immortal-Will and Genius," "The Morals of the Struggle-for-Life," "The Morals of Minne," and "The Morals of Life," presents a profound metaphysical and ethical framework aimed at reconciling human existence with a transcendent divine essence. Rooted in her concept of the "Immortal-Will," Ludendorff constructs a vision of human potential that transcends materialist and religious distortions, advocating a path to "God-living"—a state of timeless, conscious participation in the divine within earthly life. Her philosophy spans evolutionary biology, moral theory, aesthetics, and spiritual anthropology, offering a holistic critique of modernity while proposing a transformative ethic of perfection. Below, I explore the depth and breadth of her ...