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In Robert Egger's "The Northman", a Pagan refers to Jesus/the Abrahamic God chillingly as, "A corpse nailed to a tree". Is there any historical precedent for the implication that pagan cultures saw Christian tradition this way?
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Could a Medieval king renounce their title?
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In Robert Egger's "The Northman", a Pagan refers to Jesus/the Abrahamic God chillingly as, "A corpse nailed to a tree". Is there any historical precedent for the implication that pagan cultures saw Christian tradition this way?
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