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Were the Greeks monotheists or polytheists?
polytheists
What religions began in Israel?
Ancient Israel was a theocratic kingdom and so the predominant religion and the religion of the state was the religion of the Israelites. It is often considered to be Judaism although modern Orthodox Judaism is different from this religion because the debates and discussions of the Talmud and subsequent works had not yet been written. There were probably minorities of Canaanite Polytheists, Egyptian Polytheists, and Hellenic Polytheists in and around the Ancient Kingdoms of Israel.
According to Islamic writings what was the main cause of muhammad's hijra or migration?
It was by command of Allah (or God and same God worshiped in Christianity and Judaism) when the polytheists of Quraish plotted to assassinate the prophet.
Are Romanians polytheistic?
The majority of Romanians are Christian orthodox.
What are the uses of polytheists?
"Polytheists" are people, not objects. They have the same purpose as any other human being.
Which group were polytheists?
Polytheists were people who believed in and worshipped multiple gods and goddesses. This belief system was common in ancient civilizations such as the Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, and the Norse.
What religion were the Carthaginians?
Polytheists.
Who were polytheists Hebrews or Egyptians?
The Egyptians.
What religion were the vikings to begin with?
Polytheists.
What are the similarities between monotheists and polytheists?
They both believe in god(s), but monotheists believe in one God and polytheists believe in many Gods.
Were the people of Arabia monotheists or polytheists?
Monotheists.
What do the religions of southwest Asia have in common?
Nothing. If by "the religions of Southwest Asia" you are referring exclusively to the three monotheisms (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam), then the unifying trait is monotheism. However, there are numerous religions from Southwest Asia such as Zoroastrianism and Mandaeism whose adherents are henotheists or polytheists.
