Pre-Christian
paganism is on the rise across Scandinavia, as more Swedes choose to
rejoin the traditional faith of Thor and Odin, despite being habitually
accused of nationalism and their symbols being "expropriated" by
neo-Nazis.
Ancient
pagan beliefs appear to be making a comeback in Scandinavia. The Nordic
Asa-Community alone has grown to over 800 members over just a few
years, whereas older communities are picking up in numbers as well, the
newspaper
Dagens Nyheter reported. The name of the faith, Asatro, translates as allegiance to the Æsir, a set of deities in Norse mythology.
Has got to be better than being Muslim.
ReplyDeleteNailed! But I can't think of anything else that would be worst. :)
DeleteThis was an inevitability. The extreamism of Islam was bound to create an extreamist counter reaction. Hopefully it's not too late to save Sweden. But either way there will be a bloody conflict and then, hopefully, a re-Christianization of Sweden.
ReplyDeletehe extreamism of Islam was bound to create an extreamist counter reaction.
DeleteGood point.