Rus Without the Cross: Paganism — Our 'Golden Age'

“Oh, oh, without a cross!” A. Blok wrote in 1917, and the church’s officialdom tries to present this rejection of Christianity as a complete catastrophe for Russian civilization. If you listen to priests—so they say baptism was the main event of our history: before the Christian victory over the pagans, the Russian Land supposedly languished in darkness, barbarism, and savagery. But should we listen to those who renounced the faith of fathers and grandfathers—those who imposed a new god with fire and sword? In truth, Rus’ came into being and rose long before baptism—true, original, PAGAN RUS’, inheriting a high culture from its Aryan ancestors, a complex social structure, and an ancient faith that raised the Human being up alongside the gods. Proud, free, invincible Rus’, striking terror into enemies… This book opens our eyes to the great past of our people. It is the long-awaited truth about the “GOLDEN AGE” of Ancient Rus’, about the blessed Pagan era, when Russian people called themselves not “slaves,” but God’s grandsons, did not worship the symbol of execution, and were not afraid of either God or the devil, neither fate nor death—and did not kneel before anyone!