Get Adobe Flash player


Im curious why you would believe in the greek gods knowing where you go after you die.
Video Rating: 2 / 5

Video Cam Direct Upload
Video Rating: 4 / 5

46 Responses to Question for Greek Pagans

  • qaplatlhinganmaH says:

    watch google video:
    Thomas? McEvilley?? on? ‘The Shape of Ancient Thought’?

  • horsegirl600 says:

    its funny how people say your going to Hades, the underworld, as a bad thing… you aren’t necessarily going into Tartarus duh! like your saying there are other places. they say you go to heaven which would be the equivalent of a mix between the fields of asphodel (btw) and the Elysium fields which you can chose to be born again up to three times if you make it there all three times then you can go to the isle of the Blessed.

  • MrRedFredSaid says:

    @Socinus – as far as it goes, perhaps. But it’s incomplete.

  • Socinus says:

    @MrRedFredSaid Then perhaps you shouldnt do it

  • Socinus says:

    @MrRedFredSaid Be that as it may, it’s true.

  • MrRedFredSaid says:

    @MrRedFredSaid – for starters, your analysis is very heterosexist. Think about it.

  • Socinus says:

    @MrRedFredSaid The Greeks had an ideal physical form that did not include penis size. Our value on large penises is almost entirely a modern concept because we incorrectly associate it with sexual prowess. We assume that the larger a penis is, the more pleasure a woman finds with it and the more pleasure a woman finds with it, the better at sex you are. Female pleasure was not strictly important to the Greeks and thus they didnt have a size obsession.

  • MrRedFredSaid says:

    @Socinus – well it could be as you say. On the other hand, I think it has to do with their sense of proportion. In other words, a great big one would have been considered in poor taste. Vulgar, unattractive.

  • MrRedFredSaid says:

    @Socinus – yeah, good point. By the way, you take all the pleasure out of trolling. 😉

  • Socinus says:

    @MrRedFredSaid The same could be said of any religion with which one does not completely agree

  • Socinus says:

    @MrRedFredSaid They are portrayed that way because it’s only in the modern times that we have a fixation with penis size and equating to virility. Back then, it was your ability to father children, not the size, that mattered because women’s pleasure during sex was irrelevant. We consider large penises a plus today because we think women enjoy sex with a bigger man more than a smaller man (not actually true). That’s because we put value on women’s pleasure as a measure of male sexual prowess.

  • MrRedFredSaid says:

    p.s. your religion is kinda goofy

  • MrRedFredSaid says:

    Why do greek gods always have tiny pee pees? lolz

  • adeedem says:

    There are myths for the common people such as Hades, Tartaros and all this stuff. But there is also the knowledge of Pythagoras and Mysteries about the after-death circle of the soul. The Golden verses of Pythagoras and the Orfic ”after death instructions” tell us what is after this world we live.

  • Socinus says:

    It more chose me than chose it. I felt somewhat drawn to the idea of Paganism and I felt much more comfortable with Greek ideas than with most other belief sets

  • racerspeederx says:

    Limbo; no other punishment than to know you’ll never ascend to Heaven… I think… Why do you choose this particular faith? Just interested. Cheers.

  • Socinus says:

    That isnt too clear. Much of the Greek religion was not written down but passed around through priests. People knew the “rules” and the priests filled in the rest. There was no real need to write anything down so we’ve lost a great deal concerning their original beliefs. Rebirth seems to have been embraced by some Greeks, rejected by others. It’s also important to remember that the Elyusian mystery cults make up a lot of Greek religion and they did not readily share their beliefs with outsiders

  • Gehn5 says:

    Was rebirth a part of the Greek religion originally?

  • Socinus says:

    I’d definitely like to go to Elysium, but I’ll be happy to make it to any place of rest before being reborn.

  • Gehn5 says:

    Where do you plan on ending up, Socinus?

  • TheKittu says:

    Glad you did a part two!

Search Thorn & Oak


• Have your Advertisment   Featured here

Contact us now <<click here>> have your advertisment featured on our site.

• Welcome to Thorn & Oak
• Join the Mailing List

Keep up to date with the latest changes on this site join our mailing list sign up below.



FREE TAROT READINGS
Lotus Tarot card readings can show you a fresh perspective on your life.
Lotus Tarot
November 2024
S M T W T F S
« Feb    
 12
3456789
10111213141516
17181920212223
24252627282930
Powered by WebRing.