Other reasearch interests include the Old Literary evidence for the inculturation of Christianity within Heathenism, venacular poetry before Alred in the Ninth Century in Anglo-Saxon England and the authorship of Old Icelandic sagas.
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In 1880, the American Catholic Quarterly printed a denunciation of the goddess and her torch, contending they receive light " not from Christ and Christianity, but from heathenism and her gods ."
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:" The general native criterion whether one still is [ or is no longer ] an Alfur lies in the laying aside of heathenism through the adoption of a monotheistic religion, be it Christianity or Islam.
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The Nordic nations will probably never become Islamic societies, indeed, reconversion to heathenism is probably more likely . . . 148.88.0 . 12 11 : 32, 2 March 2007 ( UTC)
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Haakon expresses concern that he shall receive Odin's hate ( Lee Hollander theorizes this may be due to Haakon's conversion to Christianity from his native heathenism ), yet Bragi responds that he is welcome:
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Among other symbols, neo-paganism used the sun cross for the reconstruction of faith and pagan culture, particularly the Celtic neopaganism, the heathenism, especially the �satr? and other beliefs such as Norse paganism.
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William DeWitt Alexander advanced a negative view of Rosenberg in a late 19th-century history of Hawaii, characterizing him as an accomplice to what he saw as the king's " efforts to revive heathenism ".
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Also in 1904, the British conducted a Punitive Expedition against the still-heathern Obolo people and Yok-Obolo at Alabie ( Agwut-Obolo ) because of their aggression against other groups in the area heathenism.
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Academics studying the religion have typically favoured the terms " Heathenry " and " Heathenism " to describe it, for the reason that these words are " inclusive of all varieties " of the movement.
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The term has recently been revived in the forms " Heathenry " and " Heathenism " ( often but not always capitalized ), alternatives names for the Germanic neopaganism movement, adherents to which may self-identify as Heathens.
