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What did the Greek gods call money?
a pound like of silver
Are the Greek gods Egyptian?
they are not the same. I guess the only thing that they have in common is the fact that they are both gods.
How would you summarize the apparent difference between Greek and Egyptian gods?
the Egyptian gods had the heads of animal;the greek gods looked like humans.
Were did the gods live?
The Greek Gods lived on Mount Olympus
Are there people who still believe in the Greek gods?
Yes. Many people believe in Greek Gods/Goddesses. I believe in them.
What god did Spartans worships?
They worshiped the Greek Gods
What percent of the world still worships the Greek gods today?
Less than 0.1%.
What is the name of a person who worships God?
somebody who worships god is a devotee but one god worshippers are Monotheists.
What do you call someone who worships Norse gods?
Asatru, odinist or generally just neopagans.
What do you call the relegion that worship the Olympians?
paganism worships lots of different deities including the Olympian gods and goddesses
Who was the first person to believe in greek gods?
An ancient Greek.
Who are some of the greek gods or heroes worshipped in your society today?
No modern society worships them, but there are people who once more worship the Gods, if you want to know more about that look up YSEE or Hellenismos.
What did greek gods call money?
The Greek gods/goddesses used drachmas. These were big coins that were made usually of gold.
What word is a religion that worships many gods and goddesses?
The worship of many gods and goddesses is polytheism.
What did the Greek gods call money?
a pound like of silver
Why did the Greeks call the games the olyimpcs?
the greek gods lived in olympus and they played for the gods champion
What is it called when somebody worships many gods and goddesses?
It is called polytheism. If you worship many gods or goddesses, you are polytheistic. Monotheism is when only one god is worshipped. Christianity is monotheistic. Ancient Greek Mythology is polytheistic.
