who do you think is the best norse god and why?!?
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Thor, the Thunderer, that's why. But, Odin's pretty cool, too.
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all have good and bad parts... ou u choose :)\nAphrodite - Goddess of beauty and love.\nApollo - God of the light, music, healing, prophecy, and poetry\nAres - God of war.\nArtemis - Goddess of the hunt and the moon\nAthena - Goddess of wisdom, strategy, and war.\nDemeter - Goddess of agriculture\nHephaestus - God of fire and the forge.\nHera - Goddess of marriage, wife of Zeus.\nHermes - God of travel, thieves, and commerce. Messenger of the gods.\nHestia - Goddess of the hearth. Eventually replaced by Dionysus (god of wine).\nPoseidon - God of the sea.\nZeus - King of the gods.\n\nmy fav one.. hmmm i think...Dionysus (the "party" god :) )\n\n\namon and isis ???? they are egyptians lool
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Apollo! Apollo later took also the role of the Sun God!
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Now, which god are we talking about again?
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God- all loving, but has the unfortunate characteristic of not existing.\n\nJesus- taught a lot of good things, but also taught many things which I believe were harmful\n\nThe Colonel- since i'm vegetarian, i'm not inclined to give it to him.\n\nBuddha- Buddha had a lot of wisdom, and most importantly taught good values and reasoning and disdained dogma and doctrine.  He is my choice.
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Norse, Spartans and taoist for sure.
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Well I can't name my son God.. we can't possibly have 2 Gods. The is only one God. Soooo with pride i shall  step forth and name thou son - Satan\n\nnice question mate!
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I think it's a matter of personal preference. I know many Pagans who don't choose specific deities and others who do. Personally, I worship Bast as my patron Goddess simply because, in most things, she most closely represents my personal beliefs and preferences. That doesn't mean that I haven't asked for assistance from others, or paid them tribute, at different times. I tend to think of the Green Man as my patron God just because it feels right, and I find that a lot of the time you should end up doing what feels right. I don't think it's something you should worry too much about since most Pagans believe that all of the Gods are aspects of the same, and all the Goddesses aspects of the same. For that matter, most Pagans tend to believe that they are all aspects of the same deity and we simply think of a male and female being because it's easier for us to comprehend that way. So do what's right for you. Pick a pantheon, don't pick one, mix pantheons... They'll be there for you regardless.
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Never. To me, all the violence and death and destruction in this world today is totally inconsistent with the idea of a loving, benevolent God who apparently cares about his "children." It would make more sense to me if we had a deity that just isn't paying any attention or something. I cannot accept the fact that THIS is the best world that he can do.
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You'd be better off asking in the mythology category.  I'll explain why in a minute.\n\nValhalla was considered to be a very exclusive place in Norse mythology.  Only heroes went there, and they had to earn their way through heroic acts that the Norse culture valued.  Strength, bravery, honor, skill with weapons, leadership skills, wealth, and generosity to followers were some of the values that would exemplify a hero in that culture.  And those values would be needed, because Valhalla was a place where heroism was indulged in every day.  Dogma would probably be the wrong word to use about Norse beliefs, as they were probably not all that dogmatic, but they certainly are much more complex and thought provoking than just what do you have to do to get to Valhalla. That said, there is still a lot that we don't know about what the Vikings believed.  And that's a very good reason for why asking "pagans" about hisorical belief systems that have not been well documented is not a good idea.  "Pagans" have adapted and added to and subtracted from what we know of the original belief system to the extent that modern paganism would probably not be recognized by the people who actually practiced that "ole time religion."
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You'll find Celtic most common, I think.  I personally am drawn to the Greek pantheon.\n\nBut no, there isn't really a rule against which pantheons you choose to relate to.  It is, however, often said that you shouldn't *mix* pantheons (i.e. honoring or calling Bast and Hecate to the same circle, or working with Thor and Lugh at the same time), but that's more because of the energies that each of the Deities bring with them, IMHO.
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No one created him and gave him power .. then how would him be a God if there is something bigger ? God is the greatest !!
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Samson\nDavid\nSolomon
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Yes there is only one God."Allah" and He is the real God.
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She could be OOd gOd!!!!
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I think you're referring to Norse mythology, which was sort of a religion.  Here's a link to give you a good bit of info.
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He's the God of all mankind. Jew, greek etc all people.