"Poly" means many, and "mono" means one. So, did the Greeks worship only 1 god, or did they worship many?
Monotheism is the belief in one god (Jews, Christians, Muslims). Polytheism is the belief in many gods(ancient Greece). Egypt also had a polytheistic religion.
Ancient Greece believed in a polytheism religion.
Polytheism.
yes they did :)
i believe pottery, olives, and graps are...........
Monotheism is the belief in one god (Jews, Christians, Muslims). Polytheism is the belief in many gods(ancient Greece). Egypt also had a polytheistic religion.
Ancient Greece believed in a polytheism religion.
Polytheism.
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they believed in polytheism (many gods)
When we turn to more advanced forms of religion than pagan polytheism, the same phenomenon recurs. The polytheism of ancient Greece involved a large number of gods and demigods.
Polytheism - they had about 2,000 gods, one responsible for each facet of human life.
There is no one prophet of polytheism, as it includes many different religious traditions, including Hinduism, various pagan religions and most famously, the religions of Greece and Rome. Polytheism is a general term referring to any religion with multiple gods, just as monotheism refers to any religion with one God, such as Judaism, Islam, Christianity, and Zoroastrianism.
They both believe in Gods and Goddesses.
Polytheism emerged independently in various ancient cultures, such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and India. It was likely a natural development stemming from early humans' attempts to explain natural phenomena and their relationship with the world around them by attributing supernatural powers to multiple deities. There is no single individual credited with creating polytheism.
They had rowing in Ancient Rome and Greece, I believe
Pretty early on; perhaps in Abraham's lifetime, some 3800 years ago.At the time of Abraham the Hebrew, the area where he lived was full of pagan cults; they were polytheistic, worshiping multiple deities. Abraham was the first to advance the idea of ethical monotheism: the worship of One God, and the appropriate ethical code of conduct. See also:How did polytheism start?What did Abraham teach?