Anyone here believe in norse or egyptian religion

[Drizzit1244]

Does Anyone here believe in Norse or Egyptian religion such as you believe in Thor the Norse god of thunder or Ra the Egyptian sun god. I find this concept of many gods both large and minor that each have a certain role and their own story or legend easier to believe than just one all controlling god.

[niggersexual]

I myself prefer the ancient Italian dieties.

[SurahAhriman]

Believe, no. Find philosophically intrigueing, yes.

[Pyroyoshi]

quote:Originally posted by SurahAhriman:

Believe, no. Find philosophically intrigueing, yes.

[Lamabot]

Egyptian gods have the same probability of existing as the judaiochristian god - zero.

[socratic]

I don't participate in dead religions, no.

[Seriously]

quote:Originally posted by SurahAhriman:

Believe, no. Find philosophically intrigueing, yes.

[Drizzit1244]

Me personally i don't either i just find them interesting and i was just curious to see if anyone actually still worshiped or believed in them. I could hold some interesting conversations with them.

[FunkyZombie]

quote:Originally posted by niggersexual:

I myself prefer the ancient Italian dieties.

Do you mean the Roman ones everybody knows about or the more obscure non-greek influenced ones?

Either way kickass!

[CatharticWeek]

The Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep IV introduced worship of a single god, Aten, the sun.

I believe in nature worship so, yes, I do believe in 'Aten'.