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4N4RCHY
14th March 2010, 09:42
Whether you be atheist, agnostic, worship a monotheistic faith, or are a true polytheist, I'm sure you can discuss this quite vividly.

I, of course, am a huge fan of Nordic mythology. It's pure win.
jake williams
15th March 2010, 02:31
Ancient Egyptian mythology.
Orange Juche
15th March 2010, 03:19
There is no God but JHVH-1, as the wise J.R. "Bob" Dobbs has made us aware. This thread is blasphemy.
Invincible Summer
15th March 2010, 05:43
I'm going to have to say Egyptian, although Norse and Mayans come close too
Tablo
15th March 2010, 05:57
Norse is interesting to me, but I have enjoyed studying the ancient Egyptian region too.
¿Que?
15th March 2010, 06:26
Catholicism:laugh:
Tablo
15th March 2010, 06:56
Catholicism:laugh:
I wish I could thank you for this piece of awesome.:thumbup1:
cb9's_unity
15th March 2010, 22:05
I was surprised to see that Mormonism is essentially polytheistic.

And while Norse mythology is pretty sweet I'm most familiar with greek mythology.
Invincible Summer
15th March 2010, 22:32
The other problem I have is that lots of fascists and neo-Nazis tend to gravitate towards the Norse mythos
Weezer
15th March 2010, 22:38
Egyptian and Mesopotamian mythology.

Norse too, I guess.
Robocommie
15th March 2010, 23:17
The other problem I have is that lots of fascists and neo-Nazis tend to gravitate towards the Norse mythos

Yeah and that's so lame, because everything Nazis touch turns to suck.

But I'm fascinated by all mythologies. I love narratives.
Sentinel
15th March 2010, 23:51
I was surprised to see that Mormonism is essentially polytheistic.


I found a Book of Mormon in my home today, when I cleaned a wardrobe that was full of crap left by the people who used to live here. I moved in like 2 years ago, but sometimes it takes time to muster the energy..

Weird thing is that the people were Jehovas, not Mormons. Is there a connection?
cb9's_unity
16th March 2010, 03:19
Weird thing is that the people were Jehovas, not Mormons. Is there a connection?

Beyond both being really weird, I don't think there's a connection. Jehovas are different because their focused on the apocalypse, but the Mormons are only vaguely christian.

My only guess is that Mormons weren't culty enough so they decided to go with the Jehovas.