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Um, Who said he did ?

I appreciate that ancient spelling of Wotan, but if you knew the first thing about him you would know that he has a shit ton of names.


The many names and titles of Odin which are found in the various (eddic) poems:

Aldaföðr ("father of men")
Aldagautr ("Gautr of men")
Aldingautr ("the ancient Gautr")
Alföðr ("father of all")
Arnhöfði ("eagle-head")
Atriði, Atriðr ("attacking rider")
Auðun ("wealth-friend"?)
Báleygr ("blaze-eye")
Bifliði or Biflindi ("shield-shaker")
Bileygr ("wavering-eye")
Björn ("bear")
Blindi ("blind")
Bölverker ("evil-doer")
Bragi ("chieftain")
Brúni, Brúnn ("the brown one")
Darraðr, Dörruðr ("spearman")
Draugadróttin ("lord of the dead")
Ennibrattr ("the one with a straight forehead")
Eylúðr ("island vessel?," "ever-booming"?)
Farmaguð, Farmatýr ("cargo-god")
Farmögnuðr ("journey-empowerer")
Fengr ("snatch")
Fimbultýr ("mighty god")
Fimbulþulr ("mighty þulr", "mighty poet")
Fjölnir ("much-wise"?, "concealer"?)
Flölsviðr ("much-wise")
Forni ("the ancient one")
Fráríðr ("one who rides forth")
Fundinn ("the found")
Gagnráðr ("advantage counsel)
Gangleri ("wanderer")
Gangráðr ("journey-adviser," "contrary adviser")
Gapþrosnir ("one in gaping frenzy"?)
Gauti, Gautr ("one from Gotland", "Gaut", "Goth")
Geiguðr ("dangler")
Geirlöðnir ("spear-inviter")
Geirtýr ("spear-god")
Geirvaldr ("spear-master")
Geirölnir ("spear-changer")
Gestr ("guest")
Gestumblindi ("the blind guest")
Ginnarr ("deceiver")
Gizurr ("riddler"?)
Glapsviðr ("seducer")
Goðjaðarr ("god-protector")
Göllnir, Göllor, Göllungr ("yeller")
Göndlir ("wand-wielder")
Grímnir ("the masked one")
Grímr ("grim")
Gunnar ("warrior"?)
Gunnblindi ("battle-blinder")
Hagvirkr ("skilful worker")
Hangaguð, Hangatýr ("hanged-god")
Hangi ("hanged one")
Haptaguð ("fetter-god")
Haptsœnir ("fetter-loosener")
Hárbarðr ("grey-beard")
Hárr ("high one")
Hávi ("high one")
Helblindi ("Helblind")
Hengikeptr ("hang-jaw")
Herblindi ("host-blind")
Herföðr, Herjaföðr ("host-father")
Hergautr ("host-Gautr")
Herann or Herrjan ("the one of the host")
Herteitr ("host-glad")
Hertýr ("host-god")
Hildólf ("battle-wolf")
Hlalmberi ("helm-bearer")
Hjarrandi ("screamer")
Hléfreyr ("famous lord"?, "mound-lord")
Hnikarr or Nikarr ("spear-lord"?)
Hnikuðr or Nikuðr ("striker")
Höarr ("one-eyed")
Hövi ("high one")
Hrafnáss ("raven-god")
Hrammi ("fetterer"?, "ripper"?)
Hrani ("blusterer")
Hrjótr ("roarer")
Hroptatýr ("lord of gods"?, "tumult-god"?)
Hroptr ("god"?, "tumult"?)
Hrosshársgrani ("hourse-hair moustache")
Hvatmóðr ("whet-courage")
Hveðrungr ("roarer")
Ítreker ("splendid ruler")
Jafnhárr ("just as high")
Jalfaðr, Jalföðr ("yellow-brown back"")
Jalgr, Jalkr ("gelding")
Járngrímr ("iron-grim")
Jólfr ("horse-wolf", "bear")
Jólnir ("yule-figure")
Jörmunr ("mighty-one")
Karl ("old man")
Kjalarr ("nourisher")
Langbarðr ("long-beard")
Loðungr ("shaggy-cloak wearer")
Njótr ("user", "enjoyer")
Óðinn ("frenzied one")
Óðr ("frenzy")
Ófnir ("weaver", "inciter")
Olgr ("protector"?, "hawk"?)
Ómi ("boomer")
Óski ("wished-for")
Rauðgrani ("red moustache")
Reiðartýr ("wagon-god")
Sanngetall ("truth-getter")
Sannr ("truth")
Saðr ("truth")
Síðgrani ("drooping moustache")
Síðhöttr ("drooping hat")
Síðskeggr ("drooping beard")
Sigðir ("victory-bringer")
Sigfaðir ("victory-father")
Siggautr ("victory-Gautr")
Sigmundr ("victory-protection")
Sigrhöfundr ("victory-author")
Sigrunnr ("victory-tree")
Sigþrór ("victory-successful")
Sigtryggr ("victory-sure")
Sigtýr ("victory-god")
Skollvaldr ("treachery-ruler")
Sváfnir ("sleep-bringer")
Sveigðir ("reed-bringer"?)
Sviðurr ("the burner"?),
Sviðrir ("the destroyer"?)
Svipall ("fleeting")
Svölnir ("cooler"?, "sweller"?)
Þekkr ("clever")
Þrasarr ("quarreler")
Þriði ("third")
Þriggi ("triple")
Þrór ("burgeoning")
Þróttr ("strength")
Þrundr ("sweller")
Þundr ("rumbler")
Þunnr, Þuðr ("lean", "pale")
Tveggi ("double")
Tvíblindi ("twice-blind")
Unnr, Uðr ("lover"?, "beloved"?)
Váföðr, Váfuðr ("dangler")
Vakr ("vigilant")
Valföðr ("father of the slain")
Valgautr ("slaughter-Gaut"")
Valkjósandi ("chooser of the slain")
Valtamr ("slain-tame")
Valtýr ("slain-god")
Valþögnir ("slain-receiver")
Vegtamr ("way-tame")
Veratýr ("god of men")
Viðrir ("stormer")
Víðgfrægr ("wide-famed")
Viðhrímnir ("contrary-screamer")
Viðurr ("killer"?)
Vingnir ("swinger")
Vöfuðr ("dangler")
Yggr ("terrible")
Ýrungr ("stormy")

Odin has many names.
But, as for Jesus, "Christ" wasn't one of his names.

Which Gods did your own ancestors believe in? Whichever pantheon more of your ancestors followed before jews tricked them into worshiping jews is the one that will be closest to you.

Your ancestors created the stories of their gods because they were trying to figure something out.
Each narrative is different because each peoples had different survival conditions.
But adopting a foreign God isn't going to be helpful to you, at best, it will enslave you.

The three magi literally called him "King of the Jews".
So, if you disagree with that, you have a lot of blasphemous nativity scenes in front of every heretical church to destroy this Christmas.

Just admit that you never knew this ge ause Christian's never read the Bible.

Or, forsake your Jew-Christ and declare White Blood and White Soil your highest Power.

Sounds jewish, but what else could I expect from someone who worships jews.