Answering some viewers..... again
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Did our forebears believe in physical supernatural gods and goddesses? Let's find out.
Having a belief in something Super-Natural does not mean that you are "Spiritual".
Even though I already made a video about this not too long ago, I still get questions and still have people trying to argue "but our forebears believed in the gods like that!". I explained that in another video and I'm going to link to it at the end of this video. And really that's all I have to say today. I don't have the time or will to repeat myself.[1]
I can actually add that I think this discussion that we're having now, they had it in classical antiquity as well. Because paganism had already, as I explained in the video that I linked to at the end, partly faded. It was partly misunderstood already by many and by more and more and more.[2] So, go check out the link. Peace.[3][4]
Having a belief in something Super-Natural does not mean that you are "Spiritual".
Even though I already made a video about this not too long ago, I still get questions and still have people trying to argue "but our forebears believed in the gods like that!". I explained that in another video and I'm going to link to it at the end of this video. And really that's all I have to say today. I don't have the time or will to repeat myself.[1]
I can actually add that I think this discussion that we're having now, they had it in classical antiquity as well. Because paganism had already, as I explained in the video that I linked to at the end, partly faded. It was partly misunderstood already by many and by more and more and more.[2] So, go check out the link. Peace.[3][4]
- Having a belief in something Super-Natural does not mean that you are "Spiritual".
- If it had NOT faded already, then why do you think it was replaced
by Christians in the first place!? - Our deities are not supernatural. Our deities are not superstitions.
- "Hail Óðinn, Sire"
Hail = "whole", "undamaged", "happy", "healthy".
Óðinn = "mind", the sum of your forebears in you.