In Scandinavian mythology what is the day of final doom called?

sounds like a combination of Adam and Eve and Noah's flood.

CombativeDynamo96392, except old Norse religion was around long before the rise of Judaism/Christianity.

put on your red dress and dance the blues!

Thank you Marvel.

With climate change we may be submerged in water like the Norse legend says.

Rachel, Judaism 4500ish years old, Christianity 2022ish years old. The Angles, 500AD/CE Saxons 700AD/CE and Norse/Viking 800s AD/CE. The Norse and their Germanic predecessors as far as their pantheon is concerned all came after the Romans and Christianity reached Western Europe. Prior to the rise of Saxon, Angle and Jute tribes a hill, tree, river etc was more likely to be a god that the commonly recognised Germanic/Norse gods we know today.

Comparative religion would make intriguing connections

so thats what Ragnarok means the day of final doom

jerezaa, true, but will it resurface????

Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman is a very interesting book although not very accurate

Ragnarok, pronounced rag nah rock. There is an O, not an Ø and definitely not an Ö.

U know not reading some or these questions the right way is A Bit like This 👂

Player #8816145, The umlaut is German , as is the word. I thought the Swedish accent was a diagonal through the letter. I don’t know what it’s called.

"And world repopulated wid two people???" So all those believing they'll live on when 'judgement day' comes better read this

Rachel, old norse religion around long before christianity, but not judaism.