Asatru

Say a 10–12 year old wiccan/asatru child family deceased by car incident to a Wahhabi Muslim foster family; or maybe a 5 years muslim child to an Asatru family.

The Volokh Conspiracy » A Religious, Cultural, and Personal Right To Eat Bacon — Even When Your Foster Parents Don’t Allow It in Their Home 2010

In the middle: Asatru is appropriate for people of Northern European ancestry -- not only Germanic, but also Celtic and Slavic.

Another Day in the Ketchup Mine 2005

It's worn by someone who believes in Asatru, following the rule that such symbols are only useful to believers.

If I Had a Hammer 2005

Some people for whom Asatru is considered appropriate could, logically, opt instead for the ancient religion of the Tatars.

Another Day in the Ketchup Mine 2005

Left over from yesterday: Looking up Asatru (reconstruction of the old Germanic religion), I noticed some divergence within Asatru on who the religion is appropriate for.

Another Day in the Ketchup Mine 2005

I am an adherent of Asatru, which is characterized by some as "Germanic neo-paganism."

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Paul Brandeis Raushenbush 2012

I believe that the correct spelling is 'Asatru' not 'Asratu.'

If Thor Allows Anne Johnson 2007

I've always heard the Germanic neopagan religious faith to be labeled as "Asatru" but in most of your press releases and online writings you refer to it as "Heathenism."

Metal Underground .com 2009

Say a 10 – 12 year old wiccan/asatru child (family deceased by car incident) to a Wahhabi Muslim foster family; or maybe a 5 years muslim child to an Asatru family.

The Volokh Conspiracy » A Religious, Cultural, and Personal Right To Eat Bacon — Even When Your Foster Parents Don’t Allow It in Their Home 2010

Have been on the wrong end of that equation more than once myself by those who think Asatru means racist.

Assigning collective responsibility isn’t the answer… « Dating Jesus 2009