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probably? right?

probably? right?

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so what the fuck is the deal with the snakes?

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Bloodline of the serpent is old school aryan blood. He removed aryan influence from Britain like a fag. Robert Sepehr for the win!

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"Snake" is a Christian catch-all term for undesirables, synonymous with evil, because of the story about the snake convincing a dumb bitch to eat an apple.

It's best interpreted as "He removed Evil from Ireland!"

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Two possibilities:

  • It's a generic christian tale about a saint driving out evil

  • It's one of many examples of tales about gods (particularly Lugh) being retconned with Patrick as the protagonist. There's quite a lot of stories about Lugh/Lughos/Lleu or a christian stand-in killing snakes (probably cirrostratus clouds) to release the rains. He's also supposed to have done other things like summoned demons to murder unbelievers and many other very obviously non-christian acts.

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oh so it might be a recycled story like so many been

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That would be my guess. There's a lot of stories about Patrick and Columbanus that have zero christian elements, only a christian veneer, or even patently non-christian elements.