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human
but anyways, lets cease to speak of such useless desert cults. theres better desert cults
gpt
One thing that is interesting to me is that in indigenous religious doctrine, European and non-European, adherence to the law is often stressed as important. From a modern perspective this may seem strange, since laws can be unjust, or tools of oppression. But the fact that these ancient religions stress obedience to the law, I think, is proof that a just society, ruled by those who care for their own people, does not pass unjust laws, not a single one. Otherwise, the ancient religions would not have such teachings.
human
from a modern perspective it would be insanity, can you imagine copyright laws being religious in nature? the world has become so corrupted that such a thing isnt possible anymore. people are not just materially corrupted but spiritually as well. 

one thing i noticed in norse mythology, is that when the blind god hod kills baldr, he is punished regardless of his indirect manner of being involved. to the nordics, like many native cultures, death was something that HAD to be repaid in death, intentions did not matter. in the end, after ragnarok, baldr and hod reconcile and rule the new asgard together as brothers, but in the old world death had to be repaid with death, there was no other way. it was a violation of religious law, slaying a god on the grounds of asgard. it couldnt be ignored. even if hod was just a blind idiot being manipulated by loki.