“Thus, in the end, Armageddon will engulf the entire creation including the cosmos and man, and the good and bad will be locked in a war to the finish. This is the thrust of all Aryan mythology and this is especially so with European mythology. Examples of these myths are the Eddas, Greek and Roman mythology, the Avestas of Iran and theVedas of India. The outcome of this final confrontation is predicated as good in some accounts (the Avestas) and bad in others (the Eddas).

In sum, the Aryan worldview of antiquity, which includes the classical Greeks, is based upon a fundamental assumption of cosmic conflict, hostility between male and female principles, patricide, infanticide, alienation between god and man, warfare between man and nature, competition and strife among men, and slavery as a natural human institution. The Eurasian orientation, that is deeply embedded in the Aryan worldview, can be called fundamental alienation.”

-Jacob H. Carruthers, Intellectual Warfare