Talking About Words. There is one very special use of quotation marks which it is useful to know about: we use quotation marks when we are talking about words. In this special use, all varieties of English normally use only single quotes, and not double quotes (though some Americans use double quotes even here).
A set of books called Eddas collected the oral traditions of the Odinists. They believe that nature is the manifestation of the divine and that humans are inherently good. Iceland, Denmark, and Norway have officially recognized Odinism as a religion since 1973. Most often those who embrace Odinism are called followers of ÃsatrÃº (and the religion is also sometimes known as Asatru).
someone who does not believe in God is not necessarily an atheist, because there are many other religions that he or she may belong to, although these generally will have a G â¦ od or gods as part of their system, with the possible exception of Buddhism. person who is ignorant of the God of Abraham is a heathen. A person who worships other Gods is a pagan. A â¦ person who doesn't believe in god at all is called an athiest (a-without, theism-beliefs on god). However, there are also agnostics, people who believe god MIGHT exist, but haven't reached a conclusion.