Let's make a Religion!

[Bohemia Minor]

Aetheos
God of Atheism
traits: basically Richard Dawkins

[Utceforp]

Considering this religion is based in Polynesia, I doubt cattle would be used in symbolism.

How about a roostershead

I did a little research, and apparently the Polynesians did have chickens, so that would be fine.

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

Paul Erdos
God of Math
traits: basically Paul Erdos

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

I think the [All god (sleeping god)] should have the two sides of him fight (Creation/destruction, stuff/chaos, etc.), and people can choose who is the good or bad side. What do you people think?
Also, how should we express who is the god of what?
there is probably more gods of death than i have fingers (which is not much after the industrial accident (jk, i have ten finger)....

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

http://www.nationstates.net/nation=in_g ... /id=341663

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

For a end battle. After the end battle i think the gods mind should be resolved, and then he wakes up and goes to live in the great universe-universe. And maybe in the beginning he dreams about specific things?

[Greater Brabant]

How about the highest God is no more, and 2 heirs are in war

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

Is this dead?

[Rhodevus]

Is this dead?

probably just sleeping. That reminds me, do we have a god of sleep and dreams?

[Greater Soviet Ukraine]

Bump.

[Rhodevus]

Bump.

There is really no point in bumping the thread. There is going to be high and low parts in activity. For now, let us work on something. How about the creation of humans myth.

[Najuristan]

Sukunyani: God of justice. When the world is mostly good, then she becomes god of peace and harmony. But when the world is mostly evil then.... punishment happens (dun dun dun).

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

check out my fact book. If we could name the sleep god hypnos, it would be nice.
I think he should be a mortal that died from lack of sleep, then became the god of what he so desperatly desired.

[Lavan Tiri]

Before man and bird and beast and fish, there was Tree. Tree was tall and strong, and had many branches, where many tree-kangaroos and bats lived in peace. On of these kangaroos was a wise chief called Tith-iwatan, who had a son named Tith-unkara. Unkara was a curious lad, and one day he went on a journey. He traveled for many days and many nights, until he reached the bottom of Tree. Below Tree, there were her roots, and above the roots there was her face, a wise and beautiful woman, with black hair and green eyes like her leaves.

"Hello, Tree!", called out Unkara, for he was a polite young boy, and did not want to spurn her.

"Hello, Unkara! How are you today?", asked Tree, smiling, for rarely did she get visitors.

"I'm fine, this day.", replied Unkara, and he noticed that Tree's face was downcast."Why are you sad, Mother Tree? Can I help you?"

Tree's face lifted, and she smiled, for rarely did someone offer to help her, rather than ask her for something. "Yes, my child. I am sad, for two times ago, Night came to my sisters and I, and we chatted pleasantly, for Night has always been a good friend and a good man. But, later, as we slept, Night grabbed my sisters and ran off, taking them to his hut."

Unkara was sad for Tree, and so, he offered to go across the Sea and find where Night had taked Tree's sisters. The journey was long, and Unkara nearly died many times across, but he came to Night's house, and he walked up the path, and knocked on the door. Night came to the door, and when he saw Unkara there he greeted him as an old friend, and invited the kangaroo in, and they sat while Night's son, Life, made herb-drink, and when the drink was served did they begin to talk. Unkara confronted Night with Tree's sisters, and Night said "Tree is foolish, and you are a tool. For many times ago, I was promised to Rainbow, Tree's eldest sister, and two times later we were married. Life is her son, I simply brought my wife home."

But Unkara was not satisfied. He said "Then why did you kidnap them?", but Clever Night said that he needed for his son to have a mother, and was willing to take any risks to ensure that. But then, he continued "I shall give you a chance. Defeat my champion in three challenges, of Skill, Strength, and Smarts. If you win, Rainbow, Day, and Sea go back to their fool of a sister. If I win, they stay here, and so do you, as my servant."

Unkara did not want to be a slave to Malicious Night, but he had promised Tree. And so, he agreed.

I'ma finish it l8r

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

we need a main name. And we should set up the cult names. Fhatgn cult is claimed by me!

[Rhodevus]

who's tree? and Unkara?

[Lavan Tiri]

who's tree? and Unkara?

…………

It's all in the spoiler.

[Rhodevus]

who's tree? and Unkara?

…………

It's all in the spoiler.

I read the spoiler. My question still stands

[Lavan Tiri]

…………

It's all in the spoiler.

I read the spoiler. My question still stands

Primordial beings. Tree is the foundation of the cosmos, and Unkara is the First Person, because magic.

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

I like my idea better, and it involves psychology!

[Lavan Tiri]

I like my idea better, and it involves psychology!

But the Straw Poll shows a desire to be in Polynesia, and mine is more similar to Polynesian myths.

Plus, finished product will be even cooler.

[Utceforp]

Before man and bird and beast and fish, there was Tree. Tree was tall and strong, and had many branches, where many tree-kangaroos and bats lived in peace. On of these kangaroos was a wise chief called Tith-iwatan, who had a son named Tith-unkara. Unkara was a curious lad, and one day he went on a journey. He traveled for many days and many nights, until he reached the bottom of Tree. Below Tree, there were her roots, and above the roots there was her face, a wise and beautiful woman, with black hair and green eyes like her leaves.

"Hello, Tree!", called out Unkara, for he was a polite young boy, and did not want to spurn her.

"Hello, Unkara! How are you today?", asked Tree, smiling, for rarely did she get visitors.

"I'm fine, this day.", replied Unkara, and he noticed that Tree's face was downcast."Why are you sad, Mother Tree? Can I help you?"

Tree's face lifted, and she smiled, for rarely did someone offer to help her, rather than ask her for something. "Yes, my child. I am sad, for two times ago, Night came to my sisters and I, and we chatted pleasantly, for Night has always been a good friend and a good man. But, later, as we slept, Night grabbed my sisters and ran off, taking them to his hut."

Unkara was sad for Tree, and so, he offered to go across the Sea and find where Night had taked Tree's sisters. The journey was long, and Unkara nearly died many times across, but he came to Night's house, and he walked up the path, and knocked on the door. Night came to the door, and when he saw Unkara there he greeted him as an old friend, and invited the kangaroo in, and they sat while Night's son, Life, made herb-drink, and when the drink was served did they begin to talk. Unkara confronted Night with Tree's sisters, and Night said "Tree is foolish, and you are a tool. For many times ago, I was promised to Rainbow, Tree's eldest sister, and two times later we were married. Life is her son, I simply brought my wife home."

But Unkara was not satisfied. He said "Then why did you kidnap them?", but Clever Night said that he needed for his son to have a mother, and was willing to take any risks to ensure that. But then, he continued "I shall give you a chance. Defeat my champion in three challenges, of Skill, Strength, and Smarts. If you win, Rainbow, Day, and Sea go back to their fool of a sister. If I win, they stay here, and so do you, as my servant."

Unkara did not want to be a slave to Malicious Night, but he had promised Tree. And so, he agreed.

I'ma finish it l8r

You know, this isn't incompatible with my creation story. The dreamer dreams existence and the original god into being, the original god shatters due to the dreamer's stirring, and the fragments of the original god become the first generation of abstract concepts of the world like Tree, Night, Rainbow, Day and Sea.

[Icrum]

Before man and bird and beast and fish, there was Tree. Tree was tall and strong, and had many branches, where many tree-kangaroos and bats lived in peace. On of these kangaroos was a wise chief called Tith-iwatan, who had a son named Tith-unkara. Unkara was a curious lad, and one day he went on a journey. He traveled for many days and many nights, until he reached the bottom of Tree. Below Tree, there were her roots, and above the roots there was her face, a wise and beautiful woman, with black hair and green eyes like her leaves.

"Hello, Tree!", called out Unkara, for he was a polite young boy, and did not want to spurn her.

"Hello, Unkara! How are you today?", asked Tree, smiling, for rarely did she get visitors.

"I'm fine, this day.", replied Unkara, and he noticed that Tree's face was downcast."Why are you sad, Mother Tree? Can I help you?"

Tree's face lifted, and she smiled, for rarely did someone offer to help her, rather than ask her for something. "Yes, my child. I am sad, for two times ago, Night came to my sisters and I, and we chatted pleasantly, for Night has always been a good friend and a good man. But, later, as we slept, Night grabbed my sisters and ran off, taking them to his hut."

Unkara was sad for Tree, and so, he offered to go across the Sea and find where Night had taked Tree's sisters. The journey was long, and Unkara nearly died many times across, but he came to Night's house, and he walked up the path, and knocked on the door. Night came to the door, and when he saw Unkara there he greeted him as an old friend, and invited the kangaroo in, and they sat while Night's son, Life, made herb-drink, and when the drink was served did they begin to talk. Unkara confronted Night with Tree's sisters, and Night said "Tree is foolish, and you are a tool. For many times ago, I was promised to Rainbow, Tree's eldest sister, and two times later we were married. Life is her son, I simply brought my wife home."

But Unkara was not satisfied. He said "Then why did you kidnap them?", but Clever Night said that he needed for his son to have a mother, and was willing to take any risks to ensure that. But then, he continued "I shall give you a chance. Defeat my champion in three challenges, of Skill, Strength, and Smarts. If you win, Rainbow, Day, and Sea go back to their fool of a sister. If I win, they stay here, and so do you, as my servant."

Unkara did not want to be a slave to Malicious Night, but he had promised Tree. And so, he agreed.

I'ma finish it l8r

Where does my God of Death come into play?

[Rhodisia]

Ariel, goddess of love, desire, sexuality and admiration.
Animal (if applicable): Swan
Symbol: Heart.

[Lavan Tiri]

Before man and bird and beast and fish, there was Tree. Tree was tall and strong, and had many branches, where many tree-kangaroos and bats lived in peace. On of these kangaroos was a wise chief called Tith-iwatan, who had a son named Tith-unkara. Unkara was a curious lad, and one day he went on a journey. He traveled for many days and many nights, until he reached the bottom of Tree. Below Tree, there were her roots, and above the roots there was her face, a wise and beautiful woman, with black hair and green eyes like her leaves.

"Hello, Tree!", called out Unkara, for he was a polite young boy, and did not want to spurn her.

"Hello, Unkara! How are you today?", asked Tree, smiling, for rarely did she get visitors.

"I'm fine, this day.", replied Unkara, and he noticed that Tree's face was downcast."Why are you sad, Mother Tree? Can I help you?"

Tree's face lifted, and she smiled, for rarely did someone offer to help her, rather than ask her for something. "Yes, my child. I am sad, for two times ago, Night came to my sisters and I, and we chatted pleasantly, for Night has always been a good friend and a good man. But, later, as we slept, Night grabbed my sisters and ran off, taking them to his hut."

Unkara was sad for Tree, and so, he offered to go across the Sea and find where Night had taked Tree's sisters. The journey was long, and Unkara nearly died many times across, but he came to Night's house, and he walked up the path, and knocked on the door. Night came to the door, and when he saw Unkara there he greeted him as an old friend, and invited the kangaroo in, and they sat while Night's son, Life, made herb-drink, and when the drink was served did they begin to talk. Unkara confronted Night with Tree's sisters, and Night said "Tree is foolish, and you are a tool. For many times ago, I was promised to Rainbow, Tree's eldest sister, and two times later we were married. Life is her son, I simply brought my wife home."

But Unkara was not satisfied. He said "Then why did you kidnap them?", but Clever Night said that he needed for his son to have a mother, and was willing to take any risks to ensure that. But then, he continued "I shall give you a chance. Defeat my champion in three challenges, of Skill, Strength, and Smarts. If you win, Rainbow, Day, and Sea go back to their fool of a sister. If I win, they stay here, and so do you, as my servant."

Unkara did not want to be a slave to Malicious Night, but he had promised Tree. And so, he agreed.

I'ma finish it l8r

You know, this isn't incompatible with my creation story. The dreamer dreams existence and the original god into being, the original god shatters due to the dreamer's stirring, and the fragments of the original god become the first generation of abstract concepts of the world like Tree, Night, Rainbow, Day and Sea.

I like.

Before man and bird and beast and fish, there was Tree. Tree was tall and strong, and had many branches, where many tree-kangaroos and bats lived in peace. On of these kangaroos was a wise chief called Tith-iwatan, who had a son named Tith-unkara. Unkara was a curious lad, and one day he went on a journey. He traveled for many days and many nights, until he reached the bottom of Tree. Below Tree, there were her roots, and above the roots there was her face, a wise and beautiful woman, with black hair and green eyes like her leaves.

"Hello, Tree!", called out Unkara, for he was a polite young boy, and did not want to spurn her.

"Hello, Unkara! How are you today?", asked Tree, smiling, for rarely did she get visitors.

"I'm fine, this day.", replied Unkara, and he noticed that Tree's face was downcast."Why are you sad, Mother Tree? Can I help you?"

Tree's face lifted, and she smiled, for rarely did someone offer to help her, rather than ask her for something. "Yes, my child. I am sad, for two times ago, Night came to my sisters and I, and we chatted pleasantly, for Night has always been a good friend and a good man. But, later, as we slept, Night grabbed my sisters and ran off, taking them to his hut."

Unkara was sad for Tree, and so, he offered to go across the Sea and find where Night had taked Tree's sisters. The journey was long, and Unkara nearly died many times across, but he came to Night's house, and he walked up the path, and knocked on the door. Night came to the door, and when he saw Unkara there he greeted him as an old friend, and invited the kangaroo in, and they sat while Night's son, Life, made herb-drink, and when the drink was served did they begin to talk. Unkara confronted Night with Tree's sisters, and Night said "Tree is foolish, and you are a tool. For many times ago, I was promised to Rainbow, Tree's eldest sister, and two times later we were married. Life is her son, I simply brought my wife home."

But Unkara was not satisfied. He said "Then why did you kidnap them?", but Clever Night said that he needed for his son to have a mother, and was willing to take any risks to ensure that. But then, he continued "I shall give you a chance. Defeat my champion in three challenges, of Skill, Strength, and Smarts. If you win, Rainbow, Day, and Sea go back to their fool of a sister. If I win, they stay here, and so do you, as my servant."

Unkara did not want to be a slave to Malicious Night, but he had promised Tree. And so, he agreed.

I'ma finish it l8r

Where does my God of Death come into play?

Death in and of itself would come into play when Life sacrifices himself to save his lover Twanira, so maybe then?