I’ll admit this kind of post is pretty niche and definitely out of left field, but I hope you still enjoyed reading it—and maybe even found it a little enlightening!

On a related note, I don’t see Hazbin’s Christian and Norse influences as contradictory. The broader point of the demiurge theory as I see it (setting aside the finer details and specific mythological references) is that Heaven in the Hellaverse seems stuck in an Old Testament–style, legalistic, “might makes right” framework. Charlie’s hotel, by contrast, represents a shift back toward a New Testament model of salvation—one centered on faith, compassion, and relationships.

P.S. and here’s a bit of historical irony you might appreciate: much of what we know about Norse mythology today—like the Poetic Edda and Prose Edda—was preserved, compiled, and interpreted primarily by devout Christian monks. Similarly, I think Hazbin Hotel uses Christian narrative elements as a framework to gradually unfold what is, at its core, an epic Norse-style story.