ruveyn wrote:
Wombat wrote:
When Jesus returns? The question is meaningless.
Who even believes in Jesus? The Jews? No. The Muslims? No. The Hindus or the Buddhists or the Seiks or billions of atheists?
I might as well ask "What when Santa Claus dies", or "What happens when Odin starts throwing thunderbolts".
That would be Thor, not Odin.
ruveybn
Actually, that depends which myths you're considering. Odin or Wodan sometimes was cast in the guise of a storm god when leading the dead on the Wild Hunt through the night sky, in which the hooves of their horses were thought to have caused thunder. It probably depended on time and place for particular myths, as Germanic paganism hardly was doctrinaire. That is, a person in the late Bronze Age era Jutland in Denmark probably did not have the same idea of Thor as someone else in 5th century migration era Kent in England. Or somebody living on the banks of the Middle Rhine in 2nd century Germany may have had a different perception of Odin from a person in 10th century Iceland.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer