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What are the differences between Greece and Australia in religious ways?
the Greeks worshiped gods and gave sacrifices.
How was Greek religion the center of life in anchient Greece?
The religious festivals were both religious and recreational. Even the Olympic Games (and other games) were religious festivals.
What are the differences between mesopotamia and Greece religion?
there really isnt any differences. They both believed in many gods and had beautiful buildings, such as today in America.
How was lyric poetry related to religion in ancient Greece?
Greek lyric poetry often related the religious myths of the Greeks. Greek religion was based on mythology.
Differences between Greece and Egypt?
well where do you begin? location skin tone food different species economy army religion
How is water used in religion in Greece?
In modern Greece, most follow the orthodox religion which practices baptism.
What is Thucydides religion?
He was devoted to the ancient religion of Greece!!
Sweden Greece or denmark which is the most religious country?
Greece
What were Apollo's religious views?
Apollo's religious views? apollo was a mythical god of Greece. He was the son of Zuess and Leto. Apollo was the god of music, healing, truth, and god of light. Apollo, being a god had no views on religion.
What was the religion of Euclid?
Euclid was a Greek mathematician, not a religious figure, and there is limited information available about his personal beliefs. It is likely that he followed the traditional polytheistic beliefs of ancient Greece.
How is modern Greece different to ancient Greece in Religion?
so sad :(
What religion is Hippocrates?
Hippocrates, often regarded as the "Father of Medicine," lived in ancient Greece and was influenced by the religious beliefs of his time, particularly those of ancient Greek polytheism. He practiced medicine during a period when the gods, especially Asclepius, were associated with healing. While he did not explicitly promote a particular religion, his work reflects the cultural and spiritual context of ancient Greece, where medicine and religion were interconnected.
