Many racialist-oriented Heathens prefer the terms "Odinism" or "Wotanism" to describe their religion. The England-based racialist group Woden's Folk favored "Wodenism" and "Woden Folk-Religion", while another racialist group, the Heathen Front, favored the term "Odalism", coined by Varg Vikernes, in reference to the odal rune. There is thus a general view that all those who use "Odinism" adopt an explicitly political, right-wing and racialist interpretation of the religion, while "Asatru" is used by more moderate Heathen groups, but no such clear division of these terms' usage exists in practice. Gregorius noted that "Odinism" was "highly problematic" because it implies that the god Odin—who is adopted from Norse mythology—is central to these groups' theology, which is often not the case. Moreover, the term is also used by at least one non-racialist group, the British Odinshof, who utilise it in reference to their particular dedication to Odin.