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*It should be noted that all of the above, despite people using the term "Judeo-Christian", actually only applies to to Christianity, as Judaism is theologically different enough that the two aren't compatible at all (It's not just "no Jesus", Judaism doesn't have the concept of original sin, nor does it officially have a hell, for example). Which begs the question, if God does exist in Scion, are there different versions of him for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
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** Mariam: Mother goddess, simultaneously maiden and maid to the admitted jealousy of the other goddesses. Known for her incredibly patience with her scions; privately fears the day where the Dragon will come after her during the End of Days.
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** Mariam: Mother goddess, goddess who has the odd distinction of ascending ''after'' her child, simultaneously maiden and maid to the admitted jealousy of the other goddesses. Known for her incredibly patience with her scions; privately fears the day where the Dragon will come after her during the End of Days.
** Yeshua: Scion of Mariam who achieved godhood for his suffering for his fellow men. Still considered a rabble-rouser by the Dodekatheon for his actions in Palestine, along with his actions essentially destroying their base of worship.
** Michael: Warrior and defender of the pantheon; can still be found patrolling the borders of Eden to make sure that the last unspoiled land on Earth isn't touched by the titans.
** Gabriel: Messenger of the pantheon, generally good-natured though prefers to stay away from the heavier stuff involved in the Titan War.
** Uriel: Guardian and Guide of the dead; possibly the second most-powerful member of the pantheon but losing his nature as the other death gods gain more prominence in popular culture; the damn internet novel didn't do him any favors.
** Yeshua: Scion of Mariam who achieved godhood for his suffering for his fellow men. Still considered a rabble-rouser by the Dodekatheon for his actions in Palestine, along with his actions essentially destroying their base of worship.
** Michael: Warrior and defender of the pantheon; can still be found patrolling the borders of Eden to make sure that the last unspoiled land on Earth isn't touched by the titans.
** Gabriel: Messenger of the pantheon, generally good-natured though prefers to stay away from the heavier stuff involved in the Titan War.
** Uriel: Guardian and Guide of the dead; possibly the second most-powerful member of the pantheon but losing his nature as the other death gods gain more prominence in popular culture; the damn internet novel didn't do him any favors.
