1 nov 700 av. J.-C. - Greek Gods

Description:

The Greeks did not a have a major, world-class religion. However, Greeks believed in spirits of nature that became a belief in gods and goddesses. The belief of gods and goddesses is similar to a world religion, the belief of a creator who was Zeus. Zeus reigned over many other gods and goddesses, including Apollo, Neptune, Mars, and Venus. Ceremonies of worship to the gods had some political importance and they foretold a good harvest or good health.