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The document summarizes the gods of the Norse religion known as Ásatrú. It divides the gods into two categories: the Æsir and the Vanir. The Æsir include chief god Odin, wife of Odin Frigg, thunder god Thor, fertility god Balder, and law god Tyr. The Vanir consist of sea and fertility god Njörðr, fertility god Frey, and love and fertility goddess Freyja.
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Gods of ásatrú
The document summarizes the gods of the Norse religion known as Ásatrú. It divides the gods into two categories: the Æsir and the Vanir. The Æsir include chief god Odin, wife of Odin Frigg, thunder god Thor, fertility god Balder, and law god Tyr. The Vanir consist of sea and fertility god Njörðr, fertility god Frey, and love and fertility goddess Freyja.
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