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Related: About this forumAre the Rules of Valhalla Unfair?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valhalla1) Why do only 1/2 of the fallen warriors get to go?
Why not 2/3rds, or 3/4ths, or 22/7ths (it is a magical place, so I've been told) or better yet randomly selected with no set quota.
and, are only the adherents to Norse mythology selected, what if you've never declared either way?
Inquiring minds want to know!
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Are the Rules of Valhalla Unfair? (Original Post)
NeoGreen
Jun 2017
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LakeArenal
(28,801 posts)1. Because religions make up their own rules as they need them..
Warpy
(111,131 posts)2. That, and if you're going to Valhalla
you don't want the trip spoiled by people you don't particularly like.
Brainstormy
(2,380 posts)3. Why do only 144,000
Jehovah's Witnesses get to go to heaven? Numbers in religions fascinate me. (And make me laugh.)
Freelancer
(2,107 posts)4. Bifrost is privately run. Fee for one to pass is another fallen soul. Duh!
Didn't they teach you that in Søndagsskole?