Re:Yggdrasil – Early-stage implementation of an end-to-end e...
by JumpCrisscross on Monday June 21, 2021 @10:16AM
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> christians believe that one day the world really ends with judgment day/apocalypse, and interpreted Ragnarok similar as the end of the world, which is what many people today think of Ragnarok
There is also the interpretation that we live in a post-Ragnarok world, which conveniently allows the Christian narrative to perfectly mate to the end of the Norse gods’ reign.
Re:Yggdrasil – Early-stage implementation of an end-to-end e...
by ComodoHacker on Monday June 21, 2021 @12:41PM
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To be fair, nothing in the New Testament explicitly denies the possibility of repeating the cycle. CMIIW.
In more easy words: christians believe that one day the world really ends with judgment day/apocalypse, and interpreted Ragnarok similar as the end of the world, which is what many people today think of Ragnarok (and that view that gets reinforced by the popular movies)
But Ragnarok is not the end of the world, just the end of a cycle and start of a new beginning. The snake that bites its own tail. Endless cycle of seasons. Really a different philosophy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbT8vzX4sZY
(Einar Selvik from Band Wardruna explains it, before performing a song about it)