Did Nordic gods interact with humans at all? It seems to me like

Odin did all the time

In Gautreks saga Odin tricks Starkad into sacrificing his king to him. In return he gives him a series of blessings, but Thor who hates him because he had Jotun ancestry gives him a series of curses to balance it out.

I´ve read that Odin was a real person, a later-deified chieftain

Thor loves humans

Odin & Loki like wandering the earth and interacting with people, mostly character testing

>>1493182
>did imaginary creatures interact with humans
Possibly. Depending whether you suffer from schizophrenia or not

>>1493392
>Autism

>>1493416
>believing in imaginary magical creatures fighting imaginary giants
It sure is autism. Glad you agree.

>>1493429
Thanks for confirming.

>nordic
Scandinavian you mean? Two different pagan religions were practiced in what is now the Nordic countries.

>>1493432

You're welcome.

>>1493445
Three different, don't forget estonia

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>>1493487
>estonia
>nordic

>>1493429
Suspension of disbelief is exceedingly difficult for autists to understand

>>1493445
Don't bully the yanks

>>1493487
Fuck off Estonia

>>1493504
>Suspension of disbelief is exceedingly difficult for autists to understand
Really? You're saying that on /his/ of all places? The board infested with die hard metaphysics and fundamental religiousfags?

>>1493520
Take your pills, m8.

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>>1493520

if you havent, met jesus yet, then your sure will one day

i hope its not when you are neeling in front of The,; Lord beging his forgiveness after you dye

he is the great forgiver but you if you have spent your whole life wearing fedoras and whatchig skat videos on youtube while insulting Him then he will burn you

imagine putting youre face onto a steam from a kettle and then imagine that feeling all over youre body

thats what itll be like forever

good luck with that champs

>>1493647
>using nordic or scandinavia for a time when neither existed

>>1493647
> neeling in front of The,; Lord beging his forgiveness after you dye

Kek
Is this a bit like Deuteronomy 22:11?