Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "CNN-News18" channel.

  1. ​ @sarath_babu Who knew to be offended until they were told they ought to be? Some thought it was Dionysios. I would criticize that because the Olympic Games were a festival honoring Zeus. Dionysios was honored in different festivals, not the Olympics.
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  2. Who knew to be offended until they were told they ought to be? Some thought it was Dionysios. I would criticize that because the Olympic Games were a festival honoring Zeus. Dionysios was honored in different festivals, not the Olympics.
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  3.  @biancawilloughby9980  Not sure what you're responding to. You know what happened to one of my comments. 🙄
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  4.  @manaash4316  You're right. I didn't think Dionysios was an Olympic god for some reason; according to some scholars, I think he might not be.
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  5. @manaash4316  I thought Walter F. Otto may have, but obviously I may be wrong. I don't remember why he chose to treat Dionysios separately. Is it clear from all the texts that Dionysios is a child of Zeus? Obviously, I could be wrong here.
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  6.  @manaash4316  I hope my answer appears. 🫣🙄
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  7. Who knew to be offended until they were told they ought to be? Some thought it was Dionysios. I would criticize that because the Olympic Games were a festival honoring Zeus. Dionysios was honored in different festivals, not the Olympics.
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  8.  @Jake-777-7  That's pretty French. Remember Charlie Hebdo? You should see how they mock politicians.
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