I Believe In God

There is no such thing as a wrong god(s) The one you refer to is Yahweh. But for me I find inspiration from a different realm in the universe. @Pfuzylogic

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
Mine is known by several names and if you follow multiple Norse gods then you never knew or were known.

@Pfuzylogic Like Thor, Ving, Donar. As for Norse Belief. The Gods don’t ask for you to kneel before them but to stand up with them.

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
Why would you worship Norse gods?

@Pfuzylogic Norse gods don’t require Worship. Through Asatrù you are not born into sin. You are born to be the best that you can’t be.

And just like society, family, peers, there is more than one person involved to properly function fluidly and to prosper in continuous growth and direction.

There is great limits to what someone can do by themselves but with others, nations grow, Technology evolves, discoveries are made. Same thing in a divine aspect that is polytheism.

In common sense though do I pick the gods that made men out of the Ash Tree as it is strong and perfect for making tools with as it is a resilient wood. And the woman out of Elf as it is flexible and universal and can handle many challenges?

The same gods that have never killed nor harmed a single human.

Or do I pick the single god that made humans out of bone and dirt and has killed millions of lives out of anger?

Do I pick the gods that know I am fully capable of handling any challenge I face?

Or do I pick the god who thinks I need him to conquer my goals?

Do I pick the gods that accept everything has a pro and a con. A strength and a weakness. A beginning and an end.

Or do I pick a god who promises false hope by seizing treachery yet treachery reigns on?

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
I pick a God that created Adam and has an unbroken lineage from the beginning.
The lineage is laid out from Adam to Noah to Abraham to King David to Jesus. Not a thing is made up or left out from the beginning.

@Pfuzylogic The first rune standing stones discovered predate Christianity almost by 40,000 years. Pretty ironic that that the Christians copied a lot. The first humans in the Norse saga are Ask and Embla, convenient the Christians made theirs Adam and Eve.

Or how convenient it was for the Christians to have Jesus who conquered death by resurrection. Ah but the predated Norse already were there with the God Balder of all that is good who died and came back to life after the whole world mourned his death.

Christian missionaries even tried converting the Norse by saying that Ragnarök already happened and that the garden of eden grew from the ashes of the great world tree Yggdrasil. But I’m sure you are selective of what you take from your beliefs.

But it all comes down to my gods know I am the master and controller of my fate and success while you rely on your god to bring you good fate and success.

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
The Norse can create their tales.
You didn’t address the fact that the Bible lays out the lineage from Adam to Jesus.
Do you have 40000 years of history to legitimize the runes? The date sounds illegitimate in terms of relics.

And the Christians can create theirs. I refuse to worship a god of false hope. A god that is their for Timmy when he gets an A on his spelling test but not the starving boy in Africa. For Sarah who b came varsity cheer captain but not the guy getting beheaded in front of his family in the Middle East.

I rather thrive on the inspritation of my gods who want me to be the greatest and want me to do for myself versus the Christian god who wants you to bend before him and he may or may not be willing to fiddle with your problems that you should be strong enough to conquer on your own.

You yourself are a terrible Christian as you’re not to be the spokesperson for god but a loving human being. I’ve been there, I was a baptist who has done a number of missionary work in haiti.

If I were you I would meditate on the teachings of Jesus a little more before you play the moral high ground card.@Pfuzylogic

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
I wasn’t playing the moral high card but you definitely showed a bit of your spiritual darkness.

Just because I said your rune wasn’t 40000 years old...imagine that.

I didn’t even reply about the standing stone honestly as I forgot. And spiritual darkness?its my own personal belief. Yet you are bothered and try to attempt to put it out even though it doesn’t concern you. That’s being a bad Christian @Pfuzylogic

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
What do you know about being a Christian?

I didn’t call you a bad Aryan Brother.

What does Norse Asatru have to do with aryans? And I was a baptist all my life until I reached the age of reason shortly after my missionary work. You shouldn’t be a selective reader. @Pfuzylogic

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
The Holy Spirit is the one
who seals the believer.
If you were saved you
don’t simply undo it.

@Pfuzylogic you do when you realize you waste everything kneeling when you could be heading forth. But to each their own.

Luckily in the realm of the Aesir and Vanir all other deities are accepted as one of their own.

Odin judges not who you are but as life ng as you living willingly and truthfully by the Nine Noble Virtues to assure you and those with you live a long life worthy of story.

It is a shame though you tried smearing the whole thing with your attempt at using an Ad Hominem.

And with that I wish you would read your bible a little more inspectivley. Especially the Gospel.

Good luck friend. Maybe one day we will meet in Valhalla and have a drink together

@TheMidwesternWayToValhalla
You are still coming across arrogant and presuppose that God is of a natural nature like your gods.