One thing I got out reading/listening pagans is that they literally think Catholicism is just paganism with Christ worship. Whereas they think protestants are a "purer" form of Christianity which stripped all the "pagan" elements from Catholicism.
Then they somehow attribute the fact that Catholicism is more radicated in people as opposed to protestantism to the fact that Catholicism is more "pagan" (it isn't).
I've noticed that the majority of e-"pagans" do in fact come from secular or protestant countries, like Scandinavia or the US. So whether people like to admit it or not, paganism, the fony modernist type people like to larp online about, is indirectly a product of Protestantism.

This will be the last time this topic will ever be addressed in this channel.

A few years ago an anti-Catholic 'artist' cast a silicone mould from a dead bull nailed to a cross, and hung his 'artwork' up in a former Catholic church; in fact a redundant church controlled by adherents of the NewReligion of Vatican II.

The display inside St John the Baptist of Kuttekovenin in the Belgian town of Borgloon was condemned by Christians as a "satanic image and a disgusting insult to God."

A protest was held outside the church with placards and banners carrying messages like "stop blasphemy and degenerate art". The so-called artist's exhibition was vandalised several times and set alight, and an attempt made to chop down the offensive 'Holy Cow' on the cross.

Christians protesting against the blasphemous exhibition were arrested and eventually found guilty and ordered to pay ridiculously large fines.

Now, an appeal fund has been set up to help the anti-blasphemy protestors pay the fines. You can help them at this link.