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I agree female goddesses were supposed to be about good things about femininity like motherhood ect, ect but I don't agree that praying to any God gives any benefits apart from mental benefits I even think polytheistic Gods are like the demiurge too and we should strive to be free from all Gods eventually and transcend them too
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I'll admit, I kinda skimmed through those controversial threads of K9Otaku's, in my replies to him I mostly just focused on his denial of how much genes affect everything and on his culture-first explanations of inceldom.
That said, if he believes in Ishtar as a deity and entity actually being that influential, rather than using "Ishtar worship" as his own overarching shorthand for the cultural forces behind feminism and so on, as I initially understood it, then this is a pretty good response to him. Why he thinks that a currently not-too-popular Goddess, as you pointed out, would be worshipped by elites and influencing them to manipulate the world in such a way, nevermind secretly pretending to be other Goddesses, is rather bizarre to me, and it's certainly not something anyone active in the modern occult sphere, such as yourself, would ever claim.
That said, if he believes in Ishtar as a deity and entity actually being that influential, rather than using "Ishtar worship" as his own overarching shorthand for the cultural forces behind feminism and so on, as I initially understood it, then this is a pretty good response to him. Why he thinks that a currently not-too-popular Goddess, as you pointed out, would be worshipped by elites and influencing them to manipulate the world in such a way, nevermind secretly pretending to be other Goddesses, is rather bizarre to me, and it's certainly not something anyone active in the modern occult sphere, such as yourself, would ever claim.
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