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Just wondering, bacause of some of the symbolism you use in your posts, including the Thor inside a fish symbol, and the procovatice and confrontational statement about the cross and Jesus that appears in each post, are you a Neo Pagan of some kind, or a type of eclectic Satanist?

Old Testament would you rather be a duck?

Coggins7 wrote:Just wondering, bacause of some of the symolism you use in your posts, including the Thor inside a fish symbol, and the procovatice and confrontational statement about the cross and Jesus that appears in each post, are you a Neo Pagan of some kind, or a type of eclectic Satanist?

Old Testament would you rather be a duck?

I vote for Eclectic Satanist??? What ever that is ...I like the sound and the Thor thingy

haha, i wouldn't mind being a satanist. I can't really find fault in many of their tenants. Im actualy a memember of the northern european pre-christian religion known as Asatru. It follows the norse pantheon (think vikings). Its prettey interesting. The symbol i have of my avatar is the triplehorn of odin. I first had on there the valknot, which is the symbol of an Asatruar.

i forgot to mention. The thor fish was made by a fellow asatruar friend of mine. he is working on having it produced as a bumper sticker and other merchendise. When/if it becomes available, ill post a link.

Also, if you wish for the tale of the odinic triple mead horn (my avatar) let me know, and ill post it. rather interesting tale.

With Odin the watered down symbol of the Father

And Loki the symbol of Lucifer

Which would be the Christ type, Baldur or Thor? I don't think Thor, he was far too violent and emotional. I'm not familiar enough with the mythology to think of an alternate to Baldur.

Gazelam wrote:With Odin the watered down symbol of the Father

And Loki the symbol of Lucifer

Which would be the Christ type, Baldur or Thor? I don't think Thor, he was far too violent and emotional. I'm not familiar enough with the mythology to think of an alternate to Baldur.

I would think Baldr in a very loose sense.(since he sacrificed his hand to help put fenris into captivity) But it doesn't translate over very well as far as christianic terms go(in my opinion). You may do well to learn the ancient historical origins of lucifer. He was actualy a roman god, and a rather nice guy as far as they where concerned. He was made out by early christians to be evil, and the main representation of evil. I would give you some citations, but im about to leave for work. Ill try to post some when i get back this afternoon. A quickie would be "the Satanic Bible".

Make sure you post the link for the bumper stickers...I will slapping one on my car...I dislike bumper stickers...
but this one I will put on...becasue people will wonder what the Heck does that mean...and that I like...

OUT OF MY MISERY wrote:Make sure you post the link for the bumper stickers...I will slapping one on my car...I dislike bumper stickers...
but this one I will put on...becasue people will wonder what the Heck does that mean...and that I like...

hehe, I've already got a triplehorn of odin on my car. and soon will have a valknot too. Ill message my friend, and see what the timeline is for em.

Lucifer predates the Romans.

Interesting note on Baldur. I enjoy norse mythology.

Gazelam wrote:Lucifer predates the Romans.

Interesting note on Baldur. I enjoy norse mythology.

And of course, you have evidence for your version having pre-existed the people who created him, right?