My favorite Greek God, or what I call Mythological Gods, would be the God of War.
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I'm Christian, so guess which God is my favorite.
My favorite Greek God, or what I call Mythological Gods, would be the God of War.
My favorite Greek God, or what I call Mythological Gods, would be the God of War.
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Gotta be Arawn...
The Welsh god of the underworld. The god Amaethon stole from him a dog, lapwing and roebuck with led to the Battle of the Trees, in which his forces were defeated. A tale in the Mabinogion relates how he persuaded Pwyll to trade places with him for the span of a year and a day. In this period, Pwyll defeated Arawn's rival for dominion of the underworld Hafgan. Because Pwyll also refrained from sleeping with Arawn's wife, they became close friends.
The Welsh god of the underworld. The god Amaethon stole from him a dog, lapwing and roebuck with led to the Battle of the Trees, in which his forces were defeated. A tale in the Mabinogion relates how he persuaded Pwyll to trade places with him for the span of a year and a day. In this period, Pwyll defeated Arawn's rival for dominion of the underworld Hafgan. Because Pwyll also refrained from sleeping with Arawn's wife, they became close friends.
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As if you couldn't guess...
Loki... The god of norse mythology known for creating discord in all aspects of his pantheon, particularly between his fellow gods. The god of mischief.
Loki... The god of norse mythology known for creating discord in all aspects of his pantheon, particularly between his fellow gods. The god of mischief.
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Well that Loki guy sounds cool. But my favourite god is still myself.
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According to the temple of the vampire I am a god in my own right, so there ya go...
My faveorite god is me...
My faveorite god is me...
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Err...None of the above. They all suck and have their faults...not really "gods" if they are imperfect.
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It'd have to be Buddha for me.
That dude let his belly hang right out, and not give a crap.
What a guy.
That dude let his belly hang right out, and not give a crap.
What a guy.
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Actually, Ren... the Bhuddha disliked fatassness.
Strange, eh?
Strange, eh?
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*points ^*
Gue.
But really, my favorites would be Diana, Goddess of the Hunt (I think she is), Athena, Goddess of War, and Aphrodite, Goddess of Love.
Any others, Ill post them here.
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Gue.
But really, my favorites would be Diana, Goddess of the Hunt (I think she is), Athena, Goddess of War, and Aphrodite, Goddess of Love.
Any others, Ill post them here.
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I'm just posting info from a site I have bookmarked on the folks you guys mention...
Diana
The Roman goddess of nature, fertility and childbirth. She is closely identified with the Greek goddess Artemis. Diana is also a moon-goddess and was originally worshipped on the mountain Tifata near Capua and in sacred forests (such as Aricia in Latium). Her priest lived in Aricia and if a man was able to kill him with a bough broken from a tree in this forest, he would become priest himself 1. Also torch-bearing processions were held in her honor here. Later she was given a temple in the working-class area on the Aventine Hill where she was mainly worshipped by the lower class (plebeians) and the slaves, of whom she was the patroness. Slaves could also ask for asylum in her temple. Her festival coincided with the idus (13th) of August.
Diana was originally a goddess of fertility and, just as Bona Dea, she was worshipped mainly by women as the giver of fertility and easy births. Under Greek influence she was equated with Artemis and assumed many of her aspects. Her name is possibly derived from 'diviana' ("the shining one"). She is portrayed as a huntress accompanied by a deer. Diana was also the goddess of the Latin commonwealth.
Diana
The Roman goddess of nature, fertility and childbirth. She is closely identified with the Greek goddess Artemis. Diana is also a moon-goddess and was originally worshipped on the mountain Tifata near Capua and in sacred forests (such as Aricia in Latium). Her priest lived in Aricia and if a man was able to kill him with a bough broken from a tree in this forest, he would become priest himself 1. Also torch-bearing processions were held in her honor here. Later she was given a temple in the working-class area on the Aventine Hill where she was mainly worshipped by the lower class (plebeians) and the slaves, of whom she was the patroness. Slaves could also ask for asylum in her temple. Her festival coincided with the idus (13th) of August.
Diana was originally a goddess of fertility and, just as Bona Dea, she was worshipped mainly by women as the giver of fertility and easy births. Under Greek influence she was equated with Artemis and assumed many of her aspects. Her name is possibly derived from 'diviana' ("the shining one"). She is portrayed as a huntress accompanied by a deer. Diana was also the goddess of the Latin commonwealth.