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| My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God For discussing any and all religious viewpoints. Intolerance will not be tolerated. Keeping your sense of humor is required. Posting messages about theological paradoxes is encouraged. |
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#1
 2007-02-19, 09:12 |
KrazyKorean 
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 Gods of Myth
Which God would you choose to follow? I personally think that Loki would be dominant over all other Gods. In case you do not know who Loki is, he is the Norse God of mischief and trickery.
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#2
2007-02-19, 13:59 |
SurahAhriman
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Re: Gods of Myth
quote:Originally posted by KrazyKorean:
Which God would you choose to follow? I personally think that Loki would be dominant over all other Gods. In case you do not know who Loki is, he is the Norse God of mischief and trickery.
He's also a God of chaos and discord. Look up some accounts of his modern adherants sometime.
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2007-02-19, 14:05 |
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the happy land of australia
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Re: Gods of Myth
is there a god of entropy?
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2007-02-19, 14:43 |
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Re: Gods of Myth
Brahman.
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2007-02-20, 05:22 |
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Re: Gods of Myth
Just to let you guys know, the OP was spamming SG last night around the time this popped up.  |
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#6
2007-02-20, 07:14 |
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Re: Gods of Myth
quote:Originally posted by SurahAhriman:
He's also a God of chaos and discord. Look up some accounts of his modern adherants sometime.
I can't find much. Links?
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#7
2007-02-20, 15:25 |
Jove
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Re: Gods of Myth
Jove... of course.
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#8
2007-02-23, 00:53 |
Kykeon
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Re: Gods of Myth
Apollo. Hopefully he wouldn't take too much of a liking to me and decide to have me as one of his lovers. But if my god desires it...
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2007-02-23, 00:54 |
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Re: Gods of Myth
quote:Originally posted by ArgonPlasma2000:
Just to let you guys know, the OP was spamming SG last night around the time this popped up.
...Which must explain his penchant for the God of mischief and trickery.
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#10
2007-02-25, 09:35 |
affliction17
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Re: Gods of Myth
I would choose the Egyptian God of the Underworld, Osiris. He was known as a benefactor for humanity, and came to represent the creative forces of nature and the resilience of life.
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2007-02-28, 06:22 |
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Napier, New Zealand
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Re: Gods of Myth
Odin, Thor or Loki.
Maybe Set?
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#12
2007-03-04, 04:59 |
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Re: Gods of Myth
Going by what I think you mean when you say 'Gods of Myth', I pick Gaia.
Perhaps if I knew more about the mythology of past civilizations I'd make a different choice.
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#13
2007-03-06, 08:24 |
vafhudr
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Re: Gods of Myth
quote:Originally posted by KrazyKorean:
Which God would you choose to follow? I personally think that Loki would be dominant over all other Gods. In case you do not know who Loki is, he is the Norse God of mischief and trickery.
ahhh..lest i be mistaken loki is bound and has poison/venom (i forgot) dripping on his head while his wife holds a bowl to catch it
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