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	[[File:Odin enthroned and holding his spear Gungnir, flanked by his ravens Huginn and Muninn and wolves Geri and Freki (1882) by Carl Emil Doepler.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|350px\|All–Father (''Allvater'') [[Odin]] (Woden/Wodan) enthroned and holding his spear ''Gungnir'', flanked by his ravens ''Huginn'' and ''Muninn'' and wolves ''Geri'' and ''Freki''; art work by Carl Emil Doepler, 1882.]]		[[File:Odin enthroned and holding his spear Gungnir, flanked by his ravens Huginn and Muninn and wolves Geri and Freki (1882) by Carl Emil Doepler.png\|thumb\|350px\|All–Father (''Allvater'') [[Odin]] (Woden/Wodan) enthroned and holding his spear ''Gungnir'', flanked by his ravens ''Huginn'' and ''Muninn'' and wolves ''Geri'' and ''Freki''; art work by Carl Emil Doepler, 1882.]]
	'''Germanic Heathenism''' is a phrase which encompasses a body of traditional beliefs and practices associated with the [[Germanic peoples]], from before their conversion to [[Christianity]] and in contemporary times, after having moved away from the latter creed. Since the 1960s, there has been a revival of groups, especially in [[Northern Europe]] and [[North America]]; the various different factions of these often call themselves proponents of '''Ásatrú''', '''Forn Sed''', '''Fyrnsidu''', '''Irminism''', '''Odalism''', '''Odinism''', '''Theodism''', '''Vanatrú''', '''Wodenism''', and '''Wotanism''' or similar.		'''Germanic Heathenism''' is a phrase which encompasses a body of traditional beliefs and practices associated with the [[Germanic peoples]], from before their conversion to [[Christianity]] and in contemporary times, after having moved away from the latter creed. Since the 1960s, there has been a revival of groups, especially in [[Northern Europe]] and [[North America]]; the various different factions of these often call themselves proponents of '''Ásatrú''', '''Forn Sed''', '''Fyrnsidu''', '''Irminism''', '''Odalism''', '''Odinism''', '''Theodism''', '''Vanatrú''', '''Wodenism''', and '''Wotanism''' or similar.

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	==Movements==		==Movements==
	[[File:Mjölnir2.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|350px\|The protective, healing and fruitful ''Mjölnir'', [[Donar]]'s hammer, is carried by some Ásatrúar.]]		[[File:Mjölnir2.png\|thumb\|350px\|The protective, healing and fruitful ''Mjölnir'', [[Donar]]'s hammer, is carried by some Ásatrúar.]]
	===David Lane and Wotanism===		===David Lane and Wotanism===
	Wotanism is the name of an expression of the German religion, formulated by [[David Lane]] of [[The Order]] in the [[United States]]. Within this, Wotan (also known as Odin) is the central All-Father figure, more important than the other Gods. Most Wotanists emphasize [[dualism]] and view the Gods as [[Jungian]] [[archetype]]. Wotanism is overly political, associated with the militant end of [[white nationalism]], as well as promoting a [[Social Darwinian]] "Might is Right" philosophy. Wotanist groups include the [[Gambanreidi Statement]], [[WotansVolk]] and the [[Temple of Wotan]]. The latter two were founded under the direct influence of David Lane, his wife [[Katja Lane]] (Katuscha Maddox) and [[Ron McVan]]. Lane chose the name "Wotan" over "Odin" because it can be used as an acronym for "Will of the Aryan Nation." They often ridicule some of the softer, effete Odinists, who express a post-Protestant liberal universalism, in place of it being the ethno-tradition of the Germanic peoples.		Wotanism is the name of an expression of the German religion, formulated by [[David Lane]] of [[The Order]] in the [[United States]]. Within this, Wotan (also known as Odin) is the central All-Father figure, more important than the other Gods. Most Wotanists emphasize [[dualism]] and view the Gods as [[Jungian]] [[archetype]]. Wotanism is overly political, associated with the militant end of [[white nationalism]], as well as promoting a [[Social Darwinian]] "Might is Right" philosophy. Wotanist groups include the [[Gambanreidi Statement]], [[WotansVolk]] and the [[Temple of Wotan]]. The latter two were founded under the direct influence of David Lane, his wife [[Katja Lane]] (Katuscha Maddox) and [[Ron McVan]]. Lane chose the name "Wotan" over "Odin" because it can be used as an acronym for "Will of the Aryan Nation." They often ridicule some of the softer, effete Odinists, who express a post-Protestant liberal universalism, in place of it being the ethno-tradition of the Germanic peoples.

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	*''[[The Odinist Journal Foxfire]]''		*''[[The Odinist Journal Foxfire]]''

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[[File:Odin enthroned and holding his spear Gungnir, flanked by his ravens Huginn and Muninn and wolves Geri and Freki (1882) by Carl Emil Doepler.jpg|thumb|350px|All–Father (''Allvater'') [[Odin]] (Woden/Wodan) enthroned and holding his spear ''Gungnir'', flanked by his ravens ''Huginn'' and ''Muninn'' and wolves ''Geri'' and ''Freki''; art work by Carl Emil Doepler, 1882.]]
'''Germanic Heathenism''' is a phrase which encompasses a body of traditional beliefs and practices associated with the [[Germanic peoples]], from before their conversion to [[Christianity]] and in contemporary times, after having moved away from the latter creed. Since the 1960s, there has been a revival of groups, especially in [[Northern Europe]] and [[North America]]; the various different factions of these often call themselves proponents of '''Ásatrú''', '''Forn Sed''', '''Fyrnsidu''', '''Irminism''', '''Odalism''', '''Odinism''', '''Theodism''', '''Vanatrú''', '''Wodenism''', and '''Wotanism''' or similar.

Further terms used in some academic contexts are contemporary Germanic [[Paganism]] and [[Germanic Neopaganism]], although the latter is an "artificial term" developed by scholars with little use within the Heathen community.

==Movements==
[[File:Mjölnir2.jpg|thumb|350px|The protective, healing and fruitful ''Mjölnir'', [[Donar]]'s hammer, is carried by some Ásatrúar.]]
===David Lane and Wotanism===
Wotanism is the name of an expression of the German religion, formulated by [[David Lane]] of [[The Order]] in the [[United States]]. Within this, Wotan (also known as Odin) is the central All-Father figure, more important than the other Gods. Most Wotanists emphasize [[dualism]] and view the Gods as [[Jungian]] [[archetype]]. Wotanism is overly political, associated with the militant end of [[white nationalism]], as well as promoting a [[Social Darwinian]] "Might is Right" philosophy. Wotanist groups include the [[Gambanreidi Statement]], [[WotansVolk]] and the [[Temple of Wotan]]. The latter two were founded under the direct influence of David Lane, his wife [[Katja Lane]] (Katuscha Maddox) and [[Ron McVan]]. Lane chose the name "Wotan" over "Odin" because it can be used as an acronym for "Will of the Aryan Nation." They often ridicule some of the softer, effete Odinists, who express a post-Protestant liberal universalism, in place of it being the ethno-tradition of the Germanic peoples.

== See also ==

*[[Armanism and Ariosophy]]
*[[Germanische Glaubens-Gemeinschaft]]
*[[Heathen Front]]
*[[Odinia International]]
*[[Woden's Folk]]
* [[Germanic Mythology]]
* [[Julleuchter]]
===Personalities===
*[[Guido von List]]
*[[Ludwig Fahrenkrog]]
*[[Alexander Rud Mills]]
*[[Else Christensen]]
* [[Stephen Edred Flowers]]
*[[Varg Vikernes]]

==Publications==
*''[[The Odinist]]''
*''[[The Odinist Journal Foxfire]]''

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