-
rendered as
Asatru in
North America, with
practitioners being known as
Asatruar. This term is
favored by
practitioners who
focus on the
Nordic deities...
- grew into an
international organisation. In
English usage, the
genitive Ásatrúar "of Æsir faith" is
often used on its own to
denote adherents (both singular...
- of the
northern Germanic religion; they
founded the Ásatrúarfélagið ("
Asatruar Fellowship") and
asked the
Ministry of
Justice and
Ecclesiastical Affairs...
- form of Odinism,
whereas Ron
McVan labelled it "Heathen".
Universalist Asatruars—notably The Troth—along with some non-folkish Odinists, have rejected...
- the
denied objects was
instructions for
runic writing requested by an
Asatruar.
Inmates of the "Intensive
Management Unit" at
Washington State Penitentiary...
- cafes,
restaurants and
meeting halls, PNO is a
social event for Wiccans,
Asatruar, Thelemites, Druids,
Setians and the
hundreds of
other Neopagan sects and...
- 1996: 767.
Asatru Historical Time Line, The S****er Journal: Who Are the
Asatruar? (reprinted on Beliefnet.com) Junker, Daniel. 2002. Gott in uns. Die Germanische...
-
which to
create Sigrheim,
which will
include a
permanent community of
Asatruar and a hof to Týr, "Týrshof". "Hof",
Richard Cleasby and Guðbrandur Vigfússon...
