Sometimes they started worshiping the gods and goddesses of people they conquered--they took on the Greek religion, Christianity, Egyptian and Persian religions.
The Greeks used to always ride wagons ALL DAY MFER!!
The Greeks wrote on stone.
The Greeks were often resistant to Paul's message due to their strong adherence to philosophical ideals and a pantheon of gods, which contrasted sharply with the monotheistic and resurrection-focused message of Christianity. Additionally, many Greeks viewed the concept of a crucified Messiah as a stumbling block, as it conflicted with their values of strength and wisdom. Furthermore, Paul's teachings challenged established social and religious norms, leading to skepticism and hostility among some audiences.
The Romans imposed limitations of the freedom of the Greeks, but these were later relaxed. Greek culture had a strong influence of Roman culture. Greeks became integrated with the economy of the empire and benefited from it. When the Roman Emperor Theodosius I made Christianity the state religion of the empire, he suppressed pagan religions, including the Greek one, and destroyed many temples.
The Greeks and Romans have many gods (polytheism) but Christianity only has one God (monotheism).
In ancient history, prior to Christianity.
Greek Orthodox is a denomination in Christianity.
The Greeks started with pagan made up religions, then switched to philosophy because they admired intelligence. Then when Christianity came around, many of the Greeks converted to Christianity because it was a match of truth, faith, and education.
== == None, unless possibly you mean Christianity.
When he knew about and knew that it was the right God to worship
Some (most?) Greeks are Christians. Greeks are the people of Greece. It is a nationality, like being American or Russian. You can be any religion and Greek. Christians are people who believe in the religion of Christianity. Like most other religions, there are Christians all over the world. You can be any nationality and Christian. There is a Greek Orthodox Church that I think many Greeks belong to and I believe it follows a version of Christianity that split from what is now Roman Catholic tradition. In ancient times, the main religion was what we now think of as Greek mythology. There were also Greeks who became Jews or Christians and there were people from the Middle East lands who had converted to Christianity and went to Greece or Greek-ruled lands and therefore became Greeks.
The Greeks called it ambrosia. In Judaism and Christianity, it would be called manna.
1. Christianity 2. Islam 3. Nonbelievers Islam and Christianity are about to switch places.
Modern Greeks are mostly Greek Orthodox, a form of Christianity, but really they can be anything that Americans can be. Of course, if you mean ancient Greeks, we've all heard of the Greek gods, like Zeus, Athena, Ares, Aphrodite, Hera, etc.
The Ancient Greeks did not celebrate Christmas. Christmas is the commemoration of the Birth of Jesus and, as Jesus had not been born in Ancient Greek times, it was celebrated. Christianity had not been founded at this time.
Christianity and written language. Christianity came from the Roman/ Byzantine Empire. Written language came from the greeks. (Axum adopted the 'Geez' language that was invented in ancient Greece.)