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Thor and Odin were figures in ancient Norse mythology which is today being reconstructed under various names, including Asatru and Odinism.
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∙ 14y ago
Norse religion, also known as Norse mythology, was practiced by the people of Scandinavia during the Viking Age. It includes stories of gods, such as Odin and Thor, and other mythical beings. The religion involved rituals, sacrifices, and belief in an afterlife that included realms like Valhalla and Hel.
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∙ 12y agoThor was a Norse god he had no religion.
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How do you practice the religion Norse?
There is a modern religion based on Norse Mythology. Talk to the user, User:MountainMan391. He is a follower of this religion.
What is the name for ancient Norse religion?
It's known as Norse paganism.
What other name could you use for Norse mythology?
Some call it the Norse Religion, Viking Mythology, and the Viking Religion, but the most correct is Norse Mythology.
What is the population of the Norse religion?
There is ten dogs and two cats, which makes twelve, which means there are twelve persons in the Norse religion.
What religion did the vikings have?
Norse paganism.
What is the religion of the vikings?
Norse paganism.
What was religion like for the Vikings?
Norse MythsAnswerthey were Christians NOtheir religion was Norse mythology. Some of their gods were Odin, Thor, Loke and Frøy.
How is old Norse religion similar to ancient Egyptian religion?
They are both polytheistic.
Real name of the viking religion?
The old Norse did not name their religion in opposition to any other. So, it had no name. The old Norse did not name their religion in opposition to any other. So, it had no name.
What was the religion in Sweden before 1100?
Norse paganism.
What is the ancient religion of the Norsemen-Vikings?
Norse paganism.
What religion does the Triple Horn of Odin belong to?
The Triple Horn of Odin is a symbol associated with Norse paganism and the worship of the god Odin. It is not connected to a specific organized religion but is typically used in modern Heathenry and Norse neopagan traditions.
