If you were a Viking, in what order would you exercise your faith?
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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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I'd have to meet him or them first. The only evil I've ever met has been human. Show me a devil, and I'll believe in an angel. Show me Satan, and I might even believe Christianity may be right. Of course if it was, then I would have to become a catholic as they were the first true believers. \nFortunately, I don't expect that to happen.
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None, I don't believe in violence, and God would not do it so i wouldn't either. WWJD - What Would Jesus Do
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Viking Liberation Army.\n\nVicious.
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a) Challenge everything you can, its the only way we learn. If part of my faith is proven wrong, then so be it.
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I'd start the First Church of St. Gilligan the Casted-Away, with sacramental garments consisting of a white fishing hat and red pullover.  The gospel would remind us all that we're all souls missing after a 3-hour tour, stranded on a desert island with all manner of sin and virtue (GREED-the Howells; LUST -- Ginger; INTELLECT -- The Professor; EARNESTNESS -- Mary Ann; BRASHNESS -- Skipper). Given the popularity of "Survivor", I expect this religion to go over quite well with the masses, and I'll soon start an online version of my church once my tech-guru figures out a way to set up a server and PC network using only coconuts and ivy......
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Hi,One God ,One Faith, and One Baptism in Jesus Name!He's the only one I know. I'd dare to worship any other God.
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Wisdom, that would cover so many areas. I believe I have the gift of faith, although that's been tested lately!
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God\n\nBut as humans Adam. Abraham, Muhammad Peace be upon them all
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I would be like good King Josiah. I would restore the law, treat the people with righteousness. I would abolish idol worship. I would be altruistic and full of kindness and mercy. Sounds awesome doesnt it! (heh, i said awesome!)
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You're told at the point of a sword convert or die ... which would you choose?
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apostate is the best answer. a heathen has a religion/faith but it is the "wrong" one (often "primitive") and a heretic has a religion/faith but has unacceptable beliefs compared with the mainstream. heathen has also been applied to people with no faith or who have backslidden
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I think you should start you're own religion, and focus all your teachings on the holy ghost.\n\nyou speak like a prophet of the new times. :/
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I would bring back jesus\n\nDuh!
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i would be an eagle.  Imagine flying high above everyone else.  Soaring through the skies.  They are gorgeous and majestic creatures that are beautiful to watch and a great example of gods beauty.  :)
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It kind of depends on what faith, if any, you have.  If you acquired faith where you had none before, you might start by describing yourself beforehand.  Likewise if the situation is reversed.
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read psalm 23 24 25, \n\ni read in order