He is one of our gods. Today is Tuesday, the day of the week dedicated to Tyr.
This is Tyr
Owen Garcia
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Carter Barnes
what does Germans think about their country being named after this dude
Jeremiah Ramirez
what happened to his right hand and why did he kill that guy?
Ryan Torres
He got mad because he was born in Sweden
Jacob Martin
Did you knew that odin equivalent is actually hermes and not jupiter?
Brandon Sanders
Did you know that Portugal is the only country in Europe that does not name their days after pagan gods?
During medieval times, one of our Bishops thought that was pagan as fuck, so from monday to friday the days are numbered not named. Only the first day "Domingo" and the last day "Sábado" are named, because they are Jewish and Christians loved Jewish things.
Jonathan Diaz
all Slavic countries have Christian names for the days of the week. Saturday and Sunday are the basic days and all others are named after their position in the week with regards to Sunday
Colton Rivera
i thought it would be chronos
Luis Peterson
Cronos is saturn, so probably to be associated with ymir or fenrir.
For jupiter it would likely be thor
Andrew Jones
Are they numbered like ours?
For example: Monday is "Segunda Feira / 2ª-feira" or shortened to "segunda" in english Second Fair, 2nd Fair, Second
Jack Perez
Today is the day of D E V S M A S R S
Lincoln Gonzalez
Mercury*
Logan Sanchez
Chronos and Cronos are two different gods.
Chronos is Time, Cronos is the cycle of seasons.
Chronos is linear, Cronos is cyclical.
Eli Perez
There is only one god and his prophet is Jesus Christ.
Alexander Baker
>He is one of our gods.
no he's ours
Charles Turner
They converged moloch chud
Gavin Cox
>American retelling of Tyr's story
>"he took care of the heckin pupper fenris and he was a good doggo who dindunuffin and Odin was a bad guy and Tyr sacrificed his hand when he betrayed his doggo"
Why is it so important for Americans to act like this? Why can't you just accept that the aesir and vanir are the good guys in the mythology and jotuns and monsters are the bad guys? Everything has to be subverted and be cuter
Camden Morales
Depends on the perspective
Old greeks conflated the two too sometimes
Adrian Thomas
>he took care of the heckin pupper fenris and he was a good doggo who dindunuffin and Odin was a bad guy and Tyr sacrificed his hand when he betrayed his doggo"
No one said this
Alexander Myers
týr and zeus share the same etymology
comparative mythology is fun
Luke Robinson
If he was a real, he would burn your cunt to the ash for what's happening innit, isn't he?
Dominic Gonzalez
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But I like Thor from Marvel/
Jason Butler
All European Gods are the same, all derived from the Proto-Indo Europeans. That, however, does not mean that Gods can't change, some can even become two or two one, but the roots are all the same. Thor's hammer used to be a stone axe, but through culture and development it changed into a hammer; European paganism isn't like the Abrahamic religions that usurped it, it is more fluid and much less dogmatical
Anthony Bell
Looked up Tyr Norse mythology on youtube (i was bored) and 2 or 3 videos said this
Camden Scott
Atleast they know what and bad, pendejo amigo
Logan Price
Maybe if your a greek/roman brainlet, but Chronos is primordial and Cronos is a titan so... no sweetie, they are not the same! I can EDUCATE YOU on this if you ask nicely though.
Alexander Carter
Discount Marte/Ares.
Jace Gutierrez
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Why not Mars?
Jeremiah Hughes
You have to wait two day until it's Thursday.
Anthony Murphy
Yeah.
Jayden Foster
Germanic pagan deities were directly borrowed from the various figures of the mediterranean pantheons. Before that, they were animists/druidic of some sort.
Christian Cooper
Extremely based. How we went from worshipping Father Sky and Mother Earth to worshipping a dead, brown, circumcised semite is beyond me.