Which Mythology stories do you like better Norse, celt, greek roman or egyptian and why?
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* coughs *\n\n* points to his ears and then to a large book of Japanese myths and folklore, as well as www.onmarkproductions.com and the Oinari section *
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It has alot of cool mythological stories in it.  The battle of Troy, when Paris and Helen fell in love then the Trojan Horse,  Achilles getting shot in the the back of the leg and dying, the Sirens, the Cyclops, lots of other monsters and creatures as well.  There may be a cliff notes version I'm not sure.  But it is an awesome book.
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I'll agree with the person above me: just about as logical as Christianity, only a bit more fun...I'm not into Asatru, but I'm a Norse Mythology nut so I run across references to it quite a bit.  I'm especially fond of some of the similarities between Ragnarok and Armageddon...
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i always found an intrest an ancient egypt. It always told of the power of the past and opens inpiration to my writing. (i am a writer). They always put things about this in scolastics at the following website.
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can I point out that all four of them are fiction stories with fiction heroes.......they ARE mythology.
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That's a really hard decision, I love all of them, but some of my favorites are The Serpent's Lair, Window of Opportunity, Full Circle, Evolution, Lost City, Moebius, Avalon and Babylon.
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I can do all except the Egyptian ones, as far as I can see from reading about it, Egyptian mythology has lot's of different sets of Gods, and I have no idea which you're interested in. See: \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_mythology\n\nfor more info\n\n\n\n\nKing of the gods:\nZeus(Greek) Jupiter(Roman) Odin(Norse) \n\nGod Of Education is a bit weird, the following are Goddesses of Wisdom\nAthena(Greek) Minerva(Roman)\n\nAnd a god of Wisdom\n\nBaldur(Norse)\n\nThe norse also have a minor god of wisdom and learning called "Fjolnir"\n\nGod Of War \nAres (Greek) Mars (Roman) Tyr (Norse)\n\nGoddess Of War\nAthena (Greek) Minerva (Roman)\n\nGoddess Of Love\nAphrodite (Greek) Venus (Roman) Freya (Norse)\n\nGod Of Prosperity\nFreyr (Norse)\n\nGoddess Of Prosperity\nDemeter (Greek) Ceres (Roman)\n\nSun God\nPhoebus Apollo (Greek) Apollo (Roman) Freyr (Norse)\nHelios (Greek) Sol (Roman)
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Greek, the Romans copied the greek gods and goddesses, and just gave them different names.  my favorite was Athena...goddess of wisdom
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Type "Greek Mythology" or "Roman Mythology" in the Yahoo search bar. It gives you a lot of choices to choose from.
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I would say the Christian mythology is outstanding because it is more about humanity. Others such as the Greek are vastly superior in many respects but they lack that certain human touch which many people cherish. Nevertheless, all religions (mythologies) are profitable for enlightenment. Master Jesus used the advanced concept of parables (storytelling) to enlighten his students.
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You can find out more about ancient Egyptian mythology by reading "Ancient Egyptian Myths and Legends," by Lewis Spence - available at Amazon.com for as low as $5.74; "Egyptian Mythology: A Guide to the Gods, Goddesses, and Traditions of Ancient Egypt," by Geraldine Pinch - also available at Amazon.com for as low as $12.22; and "The Egyptian Book of the Dead," also available at Amazon.com but a bit more expensive because it includes numerous color photos of ancient papyri from the original funerary scrolls.  FYI:  I'm a writer, musician, and journalist, but I do not work for Amazon.com  Their website is simply an excellent source for books and music.
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Ive always liked Ragnar or Odin or some really long unpronounceable Greek name, would've been funny to watch the teachers struggle with it.
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Beautiful Human females with rather large breasts!\nThus began the Nephilim.\n\nLoL, I love mythology!
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Try reading some books by Zecharia Sitchin or check out his website. Lots of great insights on the gods and their history.
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Pegasus\n\nWhen the hero Perseus (who is Zeus's son by the mortal Danae) cut off Medusa's head.  A few creatures were born from the blood. The winged horse Pegasus was one of them.\nI think there is another myth about Pegasus' origin. But a multiple birth is common in greek myth.
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that would DEFINATLY  be Robert Fitzgerald, hes the best i think. i loved loved both the iliad and the odyssey by him, they're not like college this and this happened at all, almost fiction BUT ITS NOT. translations of homer's and hes awsome too. id really reccomend them. FITZGERALD ROCKS MY SOCKS!
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♡I have read many Japanese myths and stories since coming to Japan and I have yet to come across one about the apocalypse. In my opinion most Japanese myths seem to be similar to those of other countries including Greece. If you'd like to read a few Japanese myths, please check the site below. It's a great site and I think you'll get a good idea about Japanese myths. Hope this helps!♡