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@propidol | |
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helps the wheels of faith spin. What is your favourite appropriated pagan symbol or tradition? |
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@ogdenz | 23 May 14 |
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The cross?..I'm just guessing it has been appropriated.
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@ogdenz | 23 May 14 |
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The belief in resurrection?
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@obi_jon | 23 May 14 |
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I don't have a favourite. Haven't most of them been appropriated in one way or another? The aforementioned cross is one, also christmas and halloween to name a couple of the better known examples.
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@kimjongl | 23 May 14 |
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Saturday I suppose.
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@propidol | 23 May 14 |
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Saturday is good one.
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@ire.mark | 23 May 14 |
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@ ogdenz - 23.05.14 - 10:11am The belief in resurrection? The cross is representative of the sun, Christians took it from the zodiac, look in the middle of the zodiac and you'll see a cross. Zodiac not to be confused with fortune telling garbage. |
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@propidol | 23 May 14 |
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The cross comes from a whole host of different sources. I would say Frey on the Rood was of way more significance
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@bozzalad | 23 May 14 |
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the thunder cross, manji - mangi?
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@iilmadme | 23 May 14 |
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the cross comes from so many sources that it should be seen as a standard shape,surely.is someone going to claim a monopoly on circles n squares next? Days of the week,can we share them please? As it's a bit awkward trying to ignore them.. Has anyone said oxygen yet? Pagans did it first
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@propidol | 23 May 14 |
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Days of the week in which language lol?
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@ire.mark | 23 May 14 |
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@ propidol - 23.05.14 - 12:33pm The cross comes from a whole host of different sources. I would say Frey on the Rood was of way more significance The zodiac got it from the sun set or raise, as the sun is on the horizon, light trails horizontal and vertical in a glaring cross. The zodiac influences Christianity hugely. The sun falling and raising after 3 days, the ram the lamb. The light the way. The fact the ''god'' was one of 12 go back to before the Jews, to a polytheistic religion. |
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@propidol | 23 May 14 |
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Yes. . . but what I said is way more relevant about Frey on the Rood.
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@ire.mark | 23 May 14 |
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It's a saxon invention?
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@propidol | 23 May 14 |
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Good grief.
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@ar1se | 23 May 14 |
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The Kabba?
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@ire.mark | 23 May 14 |
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Explain then, I never heard of it. Don't say good grief like I'm fking stupid. I'm not the sum of human knowledge ya bell end. Only reference I could find was a saxon text.
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@propidol | 25 May 14 |
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Good grief.
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@ire.mark | 26 May 14 |
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