Paganisme - Rites païens

God with multiple faces, Odin  (in old Nordic Odhinn, Woden in Anglo Saxon or Wotan in old Germanic) is a mysterious figure. King of Gods, gos of war, shaman god, god of runes, Odin is also considered as the god of wisdom, poetry and magic. The root Woth means "sacred furor" and expresses the idea of ecstasy, surpassing oneself. To Arnaud d'Apremont, odinism is the symbol of persistence of a tradition, the Nordic tradition which noways reborn from its ashes just like Shintoism which lasted through the multiple upheavals of history.

The End of Paganism and the Beginning of Christianity in the Middle Ages  In this historical talk of 55 minutes, Daniel Catsille chronicles the end of Paganism and the beginnings of Christianity, exploring the difficulties as the two currents of these different religions crossed during the transition.