Until they became Christians, which was about the 3rd-4th centuries AD.
No, they worshipped Zeus.
The Ancient Greeks did a long and complicated ceremony for worshipping their god, Zeus. First they would find fruits from a tree near by, and chop them up. then they would make pie.
Zeus was the god of Greeks and the Roman
In the ancient past the Greeks believe in what we today call "classic mythology", the Olympians: Hera, Zeus, Poseidon, Demeter, Apollo, Artemis, Dionysus, Aphrodite, Athena, Ares, Hermes, and Hephaestus. As well as others: today, many Greeks believe in God. There is, however, the revival of New Age "pagan" believes.
The Greeks believed that Zeus had power over weather and that he could throw lightning bolts as weapons. He could shapeshift and frequently used this to engage in affairs.
Zeus. I believe is one.
Nope- they had many other gods.
Zeus.
No, they worshipped Zeus.
I think you're getting your religions confused.The "One God" is the religion for Christians/Catholics, but Zeus/Ares were the belief long agoZeus and Ares are Greek gods, and Greeks do not believe in only one god.
The Ancient Greeks did a long and complicated ceremony for worshipping their god, Zeus. First they would find fruits from a tree near by, and chop them up. then they would make pie.
They don't anymore. They used to believe in twelve Gods, in the ancient times. These Gods lived in mount Olympus and Zeus was the "leader" of all gods.The Greeks created the twelve Gods, trying to explain the natural phenomena, and all things happened in mother earth at these times.
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