a misunderstanding of Norse mythology

(1)Norse mythology is a myth younger than Jesus
(2)The form of Norse mythology that we know now, even after Jesus was crucified, it would take at least another century
(3)The Norse gods are younger than Jesus
(4)Mythology is literally the story of the gods and even before Jesus, traces of the worship of Norse mythology were discovered
(5)Tacitus, who was active about 50 years after Jesus, wrote Germania, and all the Nordic gods we know appear in it
(6)Since there are many things based on the information obtained during the 9th year of the Battle of Toytoburg, it should be considered that the Northern gods were worshipped at least a few decades before Jesus

(1)Then the Norse mythology is later than Christianity. It’s faster
(2)The answer is that the myth of Odinju, which was given by Odin, was established very late
(3)Odin wasn’t the Lord, until Tacitus used Germania
(4)Tacitus likened Odin to Mercurius Hermes, but if Odin were you, he would have compared it like this
(5)Archaeological, comparative linguistic, comparative religious studies also show a lot of evidence that Jusin was Thor or Tir during this period
(6)However, Germanic people did not have a text message, so there was no such replacement process, and only the myth of Odin remained in the literature
(7)The establishment of a full-fledged Nordic mythological system began with Odin as the Lord, but since it was later than the establishment of Christianity, people say that Norse mythology is younger than Christianity
(8)It is presumed when Odin became a firm Lord, but there is a tradition that Odin hung himself and gained wisdom, and that he created the Rune alphabet at that time. Archaeologically, it is said that the Rune alphabet was influenced by the Latin alphabet while interacting with Rome, so the replacement of the Rune alphabet must have occurred when the Rune alphabet came out
(9)At the time of the Western Roman fall, half of the Germanic people served Odinbotan Warden as a gift

(1)Who do you serve the other half
(2)When does Ragnarök wake up
(3)It hasn’t happened yet, even by Norse mythology
(4)Ragnarök is essentially a prophecy of the future of the apocalypse that will come someday, like the Johann Maitreya faith
(5)There is even a saying that Ragnarök translated the end of Christianity into a Nordic sentiment