" Because in order to be a god you have to be omnipotent, omniscient and be omnipresent    "

Gods such as Norse, Greek, and Roman mythology were not omni anything.

yes thor is a *g*od

" Ok this might be a stupid question but is Thor Really a God? Because in order to be a god you have to be omnipotent, omniscient and be omnipresent and even thow Thor has the Odin Force and has the power of the   power of the Asgardia  Runes he is not.     "

Yes, he is.
Omnipotence is a paradox also, that could neve happen.

Not really. I always considered them like  aliens.

yes he is.

GOD of thunder, greek and norse gods and such just controlled whatever it was they were supposed to be over or whatever.

there is a difference between God and god. this debate is never a fun one.

the gods from old mythos wer not omni anything like the other guy said where did you get that you have to be compleatly omnipotent? (that includs hte other omni stuff).

Well technichally in some marvel stuff him and the Asgardians and all the other gods are extra-dimensional aliens with tech that is basically magic compared to even the most advanced races, and when they came to earth they were hailed as gods. But in regular Marvel continuity he is a god. They might use the magic-tech stuff in the movie but I don't really care it would still be good.

The definitions of god or gods is very subjective.  God is a title that is usually bestowed upon other beings by lesser beings.  Superman matches any of the old mythological gods in terms of power as does a great many other characters.  So yes Thor is a god according to the Norse definition of what a god is.

" Yes, he is. Omnipotence is a paradox also, that could neve happen. "

hmm, clearly the christian god is not omnipresent or he would have seen Cain murder Able instead of having to ask "where is your brother"

" hmm, clearly the christian god is not omnipresent or he would have seen Cain murder Able instead of having to ask "where is your brother" "

" Ok this might be a stupid question but is Thor Really a God? Because in order to be a god you have to be omnipotent, omniscient and be omnipresent and even thow Thor has the Odin Force and has the power of the   power of the Asgardia  Runes he is not.     "

" Is the mesure of a God the scope of his power or how he chooses to wield that power?   "

Being anything omni has nothing to do with Norse Mythology. He is a God.

Thor is not a God, but he may be a god.

So by definition, he is.

I'm a bit of a Norse mythology nut, and the mythology of Thor and how it's presented in the modern day is what turned me onto comic books in the first place. That being said, Marvel Thor is one of the Aesir. The Aesir were the gods of Norse mythology, and often had powers and strength far greater than those of the children of Midgard. Does this make Thor a god? If you're a viking, then yes, definitely. If you don't worship him, than he counts as a mythological figure who has returned from an ancient, mythic realm to find that the children of Midgard no longer worship him. He still keeps his Asgardian powers, of course, so it could be argued either way. It's entirely based on perspective.
 
I choose to think of Thor as a god simply because it puts him in his own superior category of badassery, but I can totally see where others come from when they say he's more of an "alien" figure. He comes from a different realm, is no longer worshiped (for the most part), and isn't human. "God" with a lowercase "g" is simply a term that can be applied to such a man.

As far as I'm concerned all gods are mythical until proven otherwise.  Humans decide what attributes they want to attribute to these gods.  The Norsemen decided that their gods were going have certain jobs and powers and characteristics.  I don't know if anyone here has read Thor Disassembled but after reading that there is no doubt in my mind that the Thor represented in Marvel is intended to be the "god" Thor.  I didn't see anything alien...just supernatural events.  Fenris swallowing the sun, the odinforce personifying in the form of a child, Thor literally chopping at the strings of the Norns loom and Thor ripping out his eyes and literally dying, hanging himself on the tree, going to hel and resurrecting to attain omniscient.   None of this is remotely alien-like  in any way aliens have been presented in the Marvel Universe.
 
No spaceships.....no advanced tech......just supernatural spells and magic.  Mythical god stuff.

I consider them as inter-demensional beings but Odin created humankind. So technally they are I always considert the OAA the god of the marvel universe

" I consider them as inter-demensional beings but Odin created humankind. So technally they are I always considert the OAA the god of the marvel universe "