The Differences of Greek Gods and Goddesses and the Christian God

When Zeus has nothing to do with her, even if he punishes the Fairy of the Forest, it will echo. She was suspected that Zeus was infected by one of the Fairies of the Forest, and distracted for echo's chat. Hera was angry and blamed her for not being able to talk at first. She must speak to her frequently before talking. Compared with the God of Christianity, Hera's jealousy for women is unfair punishment. Because, according to doctrine, he is fair and forgiving, never giving out unjust punishment.

The ancient Greeks were polytheistic. Because they believed many different gods and goddesses. The Greeks believe that these gods and goddesses rule over everything and that all gods and goddesses have a specific role. For example, Zeus is considered to be the supreme leader of the gods. The Greeks believed that Zeus was the ruler of the universe, and he showed his existence through thunder, thunder and earthquake. The Greeks built temples for each god or goddess in each town. The temple is a large and beautiful building where Greeks pray for animals or sacrifice. There are other places where Greeks can go to pray. These sacred places are called gods. Greeks and pastors enter this shrine, pray to the gods, and are accustomed to asking them about the future. They believe that the gods answered their questions with signs of nature.

Greek myth is one of the ninth grade courses. When the Greeks pray to their gods, they are religious creatures. The other thing is that there are many Greek gods and goddesses, each of which represents something different and unique in its own way. On the other hand, many gods and goddesses still have defects / defects like human beings. Greeks think they are very similar to themselves, except that their gods are bigger and stronger. Olympic gods, Titans and others.

Roman religion is very similar to Greeks. Like the Greeks, the Romans led by Jupiter, the king of the gods, worshiped the gods and the goddesses of the Pantheon. Other gods are Minerva, Goddess of wisdom and learning, Martian, God of war, Venus, Goddess of love, Ceres, goddess of the earth, Pluto, god of underworld. In addition to these major gods, there are many small gods, fireplaces, families, and gods of woods and fields that live in the spirit world. Like the Greek religion, the Roman religion is not designed to fulfill the private spiritual needs - it is a public, external thing. Over time, new religions and cults became popular in the Roman world: the worship of the Eleusian Mysteries and Orpheus from Greece; the worship of the goddess Isis of Egypt; the religion of Missouri from Iran outside the empire; then Christianity