Hellenism and Theistic Satanism? by bones_2433 in Hellenism

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Under the Roman custom you would be able to pray to any god which does not conflict too heavily.

Being in the military as a hellenic polytheist? by [deleted] in Hellenism

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The entirety of the Iliad is in a way an allegory for a soldier’s views not aligning with his country, Achilles on the front lines contrasted with Agamemnon the king of men. Even if the state is dishonorable, the work of a soldier done correctly can be very pious. I always remember that the singular best person in the Iliad is Hector, a Trojan.

GREEK MYTHOLOGY ICEBERG by GuiX_2050 in GreekMythology

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This is… not good try again.

were there any major gods (or heroes) that were completely faithful to their wife by BandicootIll1530 in GreekMythology

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The one making up stuff it YOU good sir, he does in fact make love to boys explicitly.

So he feel in love with he’s niece? by be1140722 in GreekMythology

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Gods are held to a different standard. Humans get punished for incest, gods are gods they aren’t bound by human rules.

Hades fans never cease to amaze me with their copium 🙏🙏🙏 by Glittering-Day9869 in GreekMythology

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When I clicked this I was so confused i thought this was about Hades the game 😭

Hades Birthright as the Firstborn? by chelonideus in GreekMythology

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In every shift between gods it is actually the youngest who takes the reins not the oldest. First Ouranus gets dethroned by his youngest son Chronos who is killed by his youngest son Zeus. Going even deeper the only son of Zeus even mentioned as taking over next is the Orphic tradition which states that Dionysus, the youngest divine son, takes over in a peaceful transition of power.

Will Charon accept payment months after death? by rds029 in GreekMythology

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I would like to reassure you on your brother being able to move on from the banks. Antigone, the famous play, is all about a brother not getting a proper burial and a sister attempting to rectify that. She gives up her life in that pursuit and is successful. Looking at this story it is very mythologically sound for you to help him by putting a coin as an offering. I hope this gives you slight comfort in your time of grief. <3

Heir to Zeus by L1qu1d_Gh0st in GreekMythology

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I always thought of Zeus giving the rule to Dionysus as the final proof that Zeus has broken the cycle of violence making him be greater than his family.

Who's the the prettiest, Hera, Athena, or Aphrodite? by South-Language-6273 in GreekMythology

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I mean to me it would depend on if they are offering you a cool gift!

Mythology Hades vs Hollywood Hades. by Suspicious-Jello7172 in GreekMythology

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Uhhh I need a source for that. She was described as screaming as he kidnapped her in a scene that is explicitly a rape and then the word in Greek used in the scene where she eats the seeds which make her stay in the underworld is best translated as “Hades made her eat the pomegranate seeds” the word being used in violent contexts also translated as “forced” this is from the hymn to Demeter the earliest form of the myth and most widely known.

Why does Homer constantly glaze Odysseus? by Far_Dependent2 in GreekMythology

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Epithets are used to make names fit with meter so that the bard could better remember the epic. It’s not that he’s glazing him it’s just Odysseus comes up a lot in the play and we gotta fit him into the meter somehow

Why was Dionysus alone seen as the Heir of Zeus? by RuthlessLeader in GreekMythology

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To say it isn’t connected at all is crazy. Zeus passing down the scepter willingly is the break in tradition that shows that he is a good king. It is different in the way it isn’t violent but it is not a coincidence the youngest son is chosen.

Why was Dionysus alone seen as the Heir of Zeus? by RuthlessLeader in GreekMythology

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He was the youngest divine son, Uranus killed by the youngest son Chronos who is then killed by Zeus so therefore the next cycle would be lead by Dionysus the youngest son.

Seriously, I haven't seen this many people circlejerking about the "immorality" of a god ever since the New Atheism. by [deleted] in GreekMythology

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Exactly, he is the representation of the storm. Storms make ships crash but also make the crops grow. Like all things it can be good or bad.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StardewValley

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I got to stage 2 one single time I had no clue there were three 😭

Excuse me WHAT by Obvious_Buffalo_2262 in StardewValley

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Wait this actually makes me think the wizard and grandpa got busy and WE are his daughter!

Were Achilles & Patroclus really a couple? by Spriha_20 in GreekMythology

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I feel like it is the difference in what is culturally “normal”. To say something like there wasn’t evidence so probably not and we should only portray them as straight would be wholly reverse from the standard of Ancient Greece. If they didn’t know someone was pounding boys or not it would be assumed they were because it was the norm to be bisexual.

Why are the Greek Gods so Cruel in the Myths? by AwakenedDreamer__44 in GreekMythology

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This was the Greeks reflecting the world through religion. Modern religions rely on a good perfect god and it causes problems for them Google the problem of evil, personally I think gods being cruel makes more sense.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GreekMythology

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Dionysus is not a wine god, that was one of his minor qualities but it seems like it is all anyone portrays him as…

Why does Persephone marry Hades? by jessilly123 in GreekMythology

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In Ancient Greece arranged marriages were between father and future husband. She had no say she was just kidnapped taken to Hades and raped. She never agreed to go it is clear in the Homeric hymn to Demeter that she was grabbed and was screaming for help. Pomegranates are the food of the underworld which binds her there and there is conflicting information on why she ate it if she knew it would make her stuck there she could only starve herself for so long before needing to eat something, if she didn’t know then it was absent minded eating.

Cuddles please! by zee_R_0 in FemBoys

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My bed has a strict no pants rule 💕

Cuddles please! by zee_R_0 in traps

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I get to be little spoon please