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The temples of the gods, and particularly the patron god of the city-state.
People in Greece do not worship buildings; they either worship divinities or are atheists. Historically, Greeks used to worship divinities in temples devoted to particular gods. Today, Greeks are overwhelmingly Christian (the Greek Orthodox Church) and pray in churches.
the Egyptians built temples and put pictures of their ears meaning that they were listing to the ancient gods.
Ancient Greek temples represent Greece's respect, compassion and loyalty of the gods. Also it represented the importance of balance and order and the idea of beauty.
Different powers, names, and people that believed in them. :)
People in Ancient Greece sacrificed animals to Zeus because they wanted to favor the gods so the gods would favor them
You have not mentioned which god. Theatrical performances were don in honour of the gods but in special theatres, not temples which each were the residences of a particular god.
Greece as a region worshiped Hades among other gods and goddesses, this was done by all ancient people of that area including Athens; in a few places his temples survive because they were so widespread.
There were 37 gods & goddesses in Ancient Greece
At home, in prayer, at shrines and temples- with monuments.
No. The temples are the homes of the Gods.
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