What Neopagans and Neo-idolaters ultimately achieve is to remain alien both to Christianity, which they reject outright, and to Hellenism itself, because they deny and reject the historical continuity in hagiopateric Hellenorthodoxy. By terminating it, they destroy its unity, which, however, is preserved by consciously Hellenized foreigners, such as Jacques Lacarrière, who does not hesitate to declare, "I feel the same if I hear a zeibekiko, a poem by Elytis, or Byzantine music. There is a light that unites ancient and modern Greece" (Nea, 12.6.2002). So how can there be any possibility of convergence between Orthodoxy and Neopaganism? Such a thing would require a miracle, equivalent to the resurrection of those persisting in the delusion of idols.