They are confusing me with the German god part. What do they mean “all those who will choose ,, german god” (trans. note: abrahamic god)? I think that’s because the author of this clearly pointed out that English is not his first language and so he will make grammar mistakes. By German God I believe he is simply talking about Germans who were by that time already converted to Christianity. Obviously Abrahamic god is not the native, ethnic god of the indigenous Germans

A detail of a red-figure pottery vase showing Boreas, the god of the North Wind in Greek mythology. From Attica, 440-430 BCE. (Cabinet des médailles, Paris)

I’ve not yet finished listening to this talk, but as usual, I love listening to her, because we see eye to eyes on so many things. Our views, and opinions don’t always align, and we don’t always follow the same sources of Information, which is normal, because we are all individuals on our own unique path of life, but for the most part, our heads think the same and our hearts feel the same.

No guarantees on the time. Weather related internet issues plus my own chronic medical issues MIGHT delay this by an hour or a day, not sure yet!
https://youtu.be/FCn-xsmmTnY