A challenge

Because Pagans were free people and society needs a cucks to function.

>>1560291
Because organised monotheisms are far more effective unifying forces

>>1560306
So, a dose of globalism essentially?

What makes polytheistic religions hard to unit under provided they're practiced the same over a large area?

>>1560313
>What makes polytheistic religions hard to unit under

This
>they're practiced the same over a large area

Because they arent

>>1560313
Nothing inherently, but Christianity made a big deal about how all followers were Brothers in Christ, while the pagan religions did not have the same idea of unity between followers (who would often have local deities or deified ancestors making divides between local or familial groups). Christian leaders/clergy also did a good job of maintaining the local administration and caring for the poor when the late Roman aristocracy and wealthy either holed up or fled during the fall the Empire-- although by that time there weren't many openly practicing pagan clergy, so we can't really say that the pre-Christian leaders wouldn't have done the same if they maintained power in Rome

>>1560291
I don't think there's anything 'wrong' about them, they converted because the great powers to the south and east where dickbags who'd either conquer or refuse to associate with you if you didn't sign up.