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I’m getting a little tired of coming back to this argument | Forging The Sampo
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I’m getting a little tired of coming back to this argument. I would post a comment on the actual article. I cannot accept what really amounts to anecdotal evidence as objective proof. Moving from the present to the historical, even if most modern polytheists hold a ‘panentheistic monist’ theology, does that mean that the religions they are a part of always did? Could that not, in some cases, be a more recent innovation? The Shape of Ancient Thought. This entry was posted in theology. February 11, 2014.
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holy days | Forging The Sampo
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Category Archives: holy days. William Blake’s God Judging Adam. Did you know that according to the Talmud Saturnalia was invented by Adam, but then those wicked Romans got their hands on it and went and ruined it? 3] Perhaps because I sinned the world is going dark around me and returning to chaos and disorder! 4] This must be the death sentence that was decreed for me from Heaven! File this under: mostly useless, but amusing and an excuse to practice my Hebrew, which has been neglected these past years.
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gods | Forging The Sampo
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Folk religion and the limitations of the historical record. Imagine, if you will, that you are a person in the 21st century trying to study folk religion among the Baltic Finns over the last few centuries. Now, also imagine that the great enthusiasm for the collecting of folklore and study of folk religion that swept Europe in the 19th century never happened. What then would your source material be for such a study? Gus diZerega makes this curious claim:. I’m also more than a little disturbed at wh...
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Fifelfdor:: Anglo-Saxon Balder: Here-bald
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A Blog of Anglo-Saxon Heathen Belief. Merce gemærde wið Myrgingum. Bi Fifeldore; heoldon forð siþþan. Engle ond Swæfe, swa hit Offa geslog.'. Friday, December 23, 2011. The following is from a post I made to ASHmail on October 31, 3011]. For everyone's edification – here is the entire passage in OE and Modern English: (edited and translated by Benjamin Slade). Bíowulf maþelade bearn Ecgðéowes:. Beowulf spoke, the son of Edgetheow:. Fela ic on giogoðe gúðraésa genæs. In youth I many war-storms survived,.
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Fifelfdor:: The Wælcyrge and Wóden in OE texts
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A Blog of Anglo-Saxon Heathen Belief. Merce gemærde wið Myrgingum. Bi Fifeldore; heoldon forð siþþan. Engle ond Swæfe, swa hit Offa geslog.'. Friday, December 23, 2011. The Wælcyrge and Wóden in OE texts. The following is from a post I made to ASHmail on September 15, 2011]. Thus, if something is not attested to in the Anglo-Saxon corpus, this is no. Truthfully, its nigh impossible, by comparing and contrasting OE literature to. Genealogical lists and place names? Now, for a less explicit connection betw...
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Fifelfdor:: June 2012
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A Blog of Anglo-Saxon Heathen Belief. Merce gemærde wið Myrgingum. Bi Fifeldore; heoldon forð siþþan. Engle ond Swæfe, swa hit Offa geslog.'. Sunday, June 17, 2012. Abanning - Trothmoot 2012. Eþelwynn and I, as members of the Ealdríce Hæðengyld, attended Trothmoot in Milford, Pennsylvania. The 2012 Trothmoot marked that organization’s 25. Anniversary and, as such, several of its elders and founding members were present. Kveldulf in particular is a truly magical creature. It was a true honor to be able to...
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Fifelfdor:: April 2010
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A Blog of Anglo-Saxon Heathen Belief. Merce gemærde wið Myrgingum. Bi Fifeldore; heoldon forð siþþan. Engle ond Swæfe, swa hit Offa geslog.'. Wednesday, April 21, 2010. To Kill All Kings. From John Grigsby’s. Beowulf and Grendel: The Truth Behind England’s Oldest Legend. The Christian author of Beowulf. May not have recognized in this hideous water-hag her original divinity, turning this Vanir goddess into ‘just’ a monster, a water-hag – a Grindylow (Gendelow? 8217;, ‘ gidig. Links to this post. After co...
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Fifelfdor:: December 2011
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A Blog of Anglo-Saxon Heathen Belief. Merce gemærde wið Myrgingum. Bi Fifeldore; heoldon forð siþþan. Engle ond Swæfe, swa hit Offa geslog.'. Friday, December 23, 2011. The following is from a post I made to ASHmail on November 4, 2011]. I suspect there to be a tendency in Heathendom to dismiss various myths that we ourselves would rather not exist as being of Christian origin. After all, who would not prefer a Heathen mythology that did not have the likes of Loki, the death of Bealdor, or Ragnarök?
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The Stoics on the gods VIII: haec docuit colere divina | Forging The Sampo
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The Stoics on the gods VIII: haec docuit colere divina. Quis dubitare, mi Lucili, potest quin deorum inmortalium munus sit quod vivimus, philosophiae quod bene vivimus? Huius opus unum est de divinis humanisque verum invenire; ab hac numquam recedit religio, pietas, iustitia et omnis alius comitatus virtutum consertarum et inter se cohaerentium. Haec docuit colere divina, humana diligere, et penes deos imperium esse, inter homines consortium. Epistulae Morales ad Lucilium. This entry was posted in gods.
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Of Axe and Plough. Musings from a Germanic polytheistic Pagan with Roman inclinations. Books, Links, and Resources. I am a contemporary polytheistic Pagan who utilizes reconstructionist-derived materials as a foundation for my practice and belief. My particular form of Paganism is focused on approaching two traditions, Anglo-Saxon and Roman, with some sprinklings of interconnected Continental practice as it fits within those two larger practices. Page last updated: May, 2015. The Gods: Germanic Edition.
