See living and breathing proof of Norse Gods

In the first Thor movie they out right state that he isn't a god, he's just an alien with alien super tech.

>isn't a god
>he's just an alien with alien super tech
please tell me the difference

the first thor movie is fucking gay

Too bad that’s not true in the MCU or in pagan legend

god is an infinitely powerful white man with a beard
thor gets his ass kicked by a gamma radiation mutants and big aliens

god is a woman, retard.
didn't you see Dogma?

The God of Christianity is explicitly above other minor dieties, the parts of The Old Testament written before Monotheism had been fully developed actually include Egyptian and other Gods with real godly powers, that the Christian God supersedes and is above. Either way, Cap is reaffirming his Christian faith by stating Thor's mere physical power is irrelevant to anything divine, which is true because Thor is really just a very strong space man.

Not arguing with that. Remember the scene where the hero the movie is named after is fighting a giant death robot and it keeps cutting back to Portman's face for no fucking reason?

An alien with super tech is just an alien with super tech. A god is an elemental force who's existence is inherently a part of the fabric of existence or some shit. An alien with super tech needs the super tech to be godly, a god is just godly.

>there’s only two genders ma’am
>and that guy sure dresses like a faggot

>The God of Christianity is explicitly above other minor dieties
there is rightful doubt he even exists your moron and this thread is saying norse gods do exist. take your bollocks text elsewhere

Midgar isnt even the whole universe in Norse mythology, nor did Thor do anything like that

>Thor is really just a very strong space man

Until Thor: Ragnarok where they change their minds and decide he is, indeed, DEH GAWD UH TUNDER!!

God is an eternal timeless transcendental creative entity who supersedes reality, and who's nature creates and dictates the sum total of all reality. Thor is a man who can apply lots of joules

yet in the films Thor is confirmed to have lived longer than human civilisation

>hurr durr I have such an arrested relarionship with religion I cant interpret any religious language as anything but an attempt to convert, but I still ask questions about the faith even when i cant handle the answers
I'm literally just answering your question about Cap's Christian point of view. Ask yourself if you've had a fair reaction.

I don't really get asgardians in the marvel world though, why is it only the royal family (and a few others like heimdall) have super powers? I thought they said it was all advanced alien tech, that doesn't explain Thor shooting lightning from his arse or Heimdall being able to see (almost) everything. What's up with that? Or are all the regular asgardians just muggles the gods use as servants and such?

That's only like 40,000 years or so. In Christianity God existed before Time and Space

the OP literally says "living and breathing proof" of figures of another religion. Imagine spouting bollocks prayers in reply to that. it is laughable

>please explain all theology to me
Shit man i dunno just fucking google monad or something.

would you not consider a being far superior with unexplainable powers a god, or are you just being a spastic for sake of conversation?

Im explaining that Christianity has, written into it's ancient Holy Book, a direct, clear and repeat explanation that magicians, strongmen, and even Pagan figures in all their power and state as dieties, are not the singular monothestic Almighty God who is the God of Christianity. As a Christian man from the 1940, Cap would be well educated in this, especially because its one of the more prevalent ideas in all of the most popular Christian stories.

>but the books have a get out clause for everything
unironically utter shit

If I was a Christian from the 1940s educated in a Christian society and delivered a very specific Christian cosmology from birth, absolutely yes. Cap is a Christian, thats the point of the line. Its flavor dialogue

Its a religion, what do you expect? Also its not just a clause, its a core tenet of the cosmology. Stuff like that is what a religion IS, otherwise its just not an authority hierarchy.
So are you really asking basic questions about the religion just to protest the answers? Its a common thing to do, just kind of adolescent.

I'd consider a wizard a wizard, and some kind of future man or alien who was creating the illusion of magic with some hidden device to not be a wizard

>a being
>god
Literally no.

Aren't he and Loki about 1500?

A big part of the Christian function is to temper and immunize its subjects against believing any random unofficial power entity is God. When you set out to establish a continental monotheistic brick and mortar church, you make sure to tell the people, 'just so you know, anyone who does anything crazy telling you he's God, isn't. God already showed up and explained that, and His work is in this church so just stick with that'

What if Thor had flown in wearing Tatooine Jedi robes instead?

Those are literally just aliens, though.

american theatres would clap?

We already did at the original scene

why are there humans in space in the MCU when earth is modern and normal?
It isn't explained in GotG everybody just rolls with it.

They call humans "terran" and they're all away of earth more or less and there are frequent visits there
Also plenty of the humans in GotG aren't humans or are just humans from other planets.