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Balder or Baldur: In Norse mythology, a god, the second son of Odin. He is most famous for his death, victim of a trick of the jealous Loki. A god of peace among warriors and an innocent sufferer, Baldur has long been identified with Christ.

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−	* '''Balder''' or '''Baldur:''' In Norse mythology, a god, ~~teh~~ second son of Odin. He is most famous for his death, victim of a trick of the ~~evil~~ Loki. A god of peace among warriors and an innocent sufferer, Baldur has long been identified with Christ.	+	* '''Balder''' or '''Baldur:''' In Norse mythology, a god, the second son of Odin. He is most famous for his death, victim of a trick of the jealous Loki. A god of peace among warriors and an innocent sufferer, Baldur has long been identified with Christ.