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In Shinto, there are millions of gods; mostly nature spirits. Buddha is worshipped as a god, too.
Hermes was a god of thieves, it was his nature.
It is a belief that god designed nature with his thumbprint,to show how powerful god can be,
Mayan Gods were gods that the Mayan believed in they had many gods. For Example they had a corn god an sun god. They mayans also believed in paying the gods by sacraficing humans and animals so the gods favored them.
The Greeks were worshipers of Nature, and their gods simply represented different aspects of nature and abstract concepts. It was as natural to them as worshiping God is to us.
He built i to honor the god Athena. They thought that gods controlled many things. But now we know that nature controls it (if you believe in god then god causes nature, which i do)
All of the Greek divinities were immortal.
The sultans of the Ottoman Empire were Sunni Muslims, so their god was God, as Muslims understand Him.
Because the gods were born of Nature, and it was this Nature that ancient man had to keep peace with.
Because of the meaning of the name for the god and their nature.
A person who believes that nature is god can be described as a pantheist. Pantheism is a belief system that views the universe or nature as divine and synonymous with God.
The Mayan people worshiped nature Gods, including the God of Rain and The God of Sun. The Mayans paid tribute to the various Gods in the form of labor and sacrifice.