Born in Sweden, he was brought up in a " state of semi-heathenism " until his parents were'evangelist for that group.
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The East Angles under R�dwald had been converted to Christianity, but in around 627, during the reign of his son Eorpwald, they reverted to heathenism.
13.
Georgians, it turns out, are subject to strict dietary laws, inflicted generation to generation by what they call heritage, what we'd call heathenism.
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After the establishment of the Danelaw in the east of England and the unification of the remaining Heathenism which ran up the River Lea from London through to Bedford.
15.
The Turaga movement has caused controversy, with some dismissing the movement as self-serving, as a cargo cult, or as a step backwards into heathenism.
16.
Heathenism, or the whole Germanic Neopagan movement, is sometimes referred to as " Greater Heathenry ", implying that it comprehends a variety of differing Heathen movements or branches.
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;1972 2004 : Germanic Neopaganism ( aka Heathenism, Heathenry, �satr? Odinism, Forn Si�r, Vor Si�r, and Theodism ) began to experience a second wave of revival.
18.
The inclusion of the tale of the raven banner in the saga material may convey the idea of a revival of heathenism in Orcadian society and a reaction to Norwegian attempts to control the islands.
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Today the term " �satr?" can be seen used as both a name for a specific undercurrent within Norse Heathenry worshiping primarily the Ase gods or as a synonym for " Norse Heathenism ".
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The notice proclaimed that processions would start from multiple parts of Calcutta, Howrah, Prophet Muhammad's conflict with heathenism and subsequent conquest of Mecca and establishment of the kingdom of Heaven in Arabia.
