Nordic Heathenry A/T: My date was a huge antropomorphic moth, as is custom

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Nordic Heathenry A/T: My date was a huge antropomorphic moth, as is custom

Mr Enderby: Mar 28, 2015

How do Heathens view the sagas? Are they just used as sources of information about rituals, or do they have their own place in the faith. What about the Eddas?

What's your favourite saga? I love Grettis Saga.

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Mr Enderby: Mar 28, 2015

Tias posted:

My favorite is also the saga of Grettir the Strong! He's quite the goon.

I always say it's like a reverse Don Quixote. He's trying to live like an amoral warrior poet in an age of Christian morality.

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Mr Enderby: Mar 28, 2015

Important yuletide information:

https://twitter.com/benito_cereno/status/1331727233329885184

For the record, I will die before I call the jolly rednosed man Santa Claus. He is Father Christmas, the personification of secular Yuletide cheer. The centre of the Christian year falls between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday. Christmas is for eating and drinking, and I will drop by Church if I have the time.

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