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Re: Worship a god that killed our friends?

Whatabout THOR and those other ones

Like the VIKINGS had

Vikings are cool

expand your total self

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Re: Worship a god that killed our friends?

we all worship the same god, just dont ask me how about when it was more than one

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Re: Worship a god that killed our friends?

cebteq wrote:

we all worship the same god

oh yes, and it's called money

54 Reply by Robotworks (edited by Robotworks 2008-08-12 14:10:44)

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Among Galls, Thor was called Taranis. At these pre-christian times almost everybody had similar beliefs. It was when religion was not a matter of war. I like these old beliefs too wink

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Re: Worship a god that killed our friends?

Every year a shia belivers from Iraq tortured them self as some way of comitement, whatever. I don' t get those guys. Also, every year on some sacred place of them, there is always some stampedo happened, that kills a bunch of people. Creepy?

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mcr, "I keep mines in between my front pockets" big_smile

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Re: Worship a god that killed our friends?

Robotworks wrote:

Among Galls, Thor was called Taranis. At these pre-christian times almost everybody had similar beliefs. It was when religion was not a matter of war. I like these old beliefs too wink

At these times, before the romanisation, war was quasi permanent between celtics groups.

In Ribemont, ancient celts made consecration of human bones:
http://www.diffusion.ens.fr/archeo/photostock/atfolder.2005-04-11.0459556963/20050217120238.jpg/image

and of human bodies, headless, as shown in the following reconstitution:
http://www.sheshen-eceni.co.uk/images/ribemont%20sur%20ancre%201.jpg


Celts are fascinating.

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Re: Worship a god that killed our friends?

War always existed... beliefs weren't the reason of those wars, even if it was an accompaniment supposed to make warriors stronger. I have some very good Native Americans friends, they explained me their beliefs. Looks pretty much like the Celtic belief systems

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