Polytheists believe there are many gods (and goddesses), all of whom are worshiped in some way. Some polytheistic religions are actually more henotheistic-- that is, they believe in many gods but have a hierarchy, with a certain deity at the top and the other deities in lesser or subordinate positions. In ancient Greece, for example, Zeus was the leader of the gods, but there were also other deities that were also worshiped. There are still some polytheistic religions today-- some people say Hinduism is an example, since there are many Hindu gods and goddesses, including Krishna, Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Lakshmi, and Ganesh.
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The majority of Romanians are Christian orthodox.
"Polytheists" are people, not objects. They have the same purpose as any other human being.
Polytheists were people who believed in and worshipped multiple gods and goddesses. This belief system was common in ancient civilizations such as the Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, and the Norse.
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No, Judaism is monotheistic.
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The Egyptians.
They both believe in god(s), but monotheists believe in one God and polytheists believe in many Gods.
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