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yes,i am pretty sure it did.
they gave people stories about the legends and myths of greek mytholgy
Roman religion was basically Latin religion and some of its rites predated the foundation of the city. Early Roman religion was also influenced by Sabine religion and Etruscan religion. As the religion evolved, there was an increasing influence from Greek religion and myths.
Like all ancient myths, it is not known how or when they begun.
The truth is that there is no difference. The only thing that makes you think that there is a difference is the name. The Greek myths are all from the ancient times, hence "Ancient Greece"
The Greek myths were the ancient Greek's religion.
The ancient Egyptians believed in "myths" because they were a part of their religion.
The Greek myths are the collection of stories about the gods who were the religion of the ancient Greeks. Yea how dumb are you?
They were similar because they both shared some beliefs such as myths and gods and goddesses
yes,i am pretty sure it did.
Their religion was what we call the Greek myths., Today, it would probably be referred to as "Paganism".
Myths are stories we do not believe in (any longer). Stories we do believe are not considered myths. The Greek myths were the religion of the ancient Greeks. It has been supplanted by Christianity.
What we call myths were the religion to the ancient Greeks. Our religion might be seen as myth to other peoples.
The ancient Greeks believed that she did. Now most people do not take Greek Mythology as a religion any more, but part of our history. It's a matter of rather you believe in the ancient myths or not.
they gave people stories about the legends and myths of greek mytholgy
Greek lyric poetry often related the religious myths of the Greeks. Greek religion was based on mythology.
Yes. Popular convention is that the foundation stories of Christianity should not be referred to as myths, but that the foundation stories of other religions can be. Thus the foundation stories of the ancient Greek religion are referred to as myths, or collectively as mythology. Further, the ancient Greeks often accepted their foundation stories as not being literally true, but symbolic. They saw no inherent difficulty in teaching myths to help in understanding their religion.AnswerYes, mythology is the whole of stories about the Gods and Heroes that was paced down orally and later written down. While it is part of the Hellenic religion, it is not the same as the Hellenic religion.