The conversations between gods and mortals in the Greek civilization took place at the top of Mount Olympus. Which was hard back in the day as people didn't much like climbing up snowy mountains. So alas they stopped traveling up their to visit the Gods. The Gods soon felt neglected and decided to leave Earth to start a new race of people on a world without Mountains and laziness. This explains why the Gods can no longer be found on Mount Olympus.
The king of Greek gods, is the sky god, father of all gods, one of the big three, is Zeus.
Greek gods are immortal, meaning that they live forever.
Titan gods are one generation up and gave birth to the Olmypion gods. The Olympian gods overthrew the titan gods and began ruling the earth.
Though there are many features of the Greek gods, I would say that a main one is their immortality.
The ancient Greek - yes: the modern ones? You would have to ask one by one.
No, the Greek gods are myth.
All the Greek Gods and Goddesses are related to each other in one way or another.
Yes, Demeter was one of the 12 main greek Gods and Goddesses.
No, not all the Gods are married. And not all the married Gods are faithful to their spouse. In fact out of all the Greek Gods, Hades and Persephone are the only couple that never cheated on one another.
Zeus is a Greek god.
No, no, no, nonono, No. NO! They where greek gods, uh... they worshiped greek gods, if they worshiped at all, they where myths, made by people who lived a long long time before xtianity, and.... ok, lets put it this way,the greek gods where as christian as jehovah/yahweh/JHVH/The big bearded kahoona in the sky/the xtian god is a budhist. These are differant religions, the gods of one religion dont worship the gods of another.
The king of Greek gods, is the sky god, father of all gods, one of the big three, is Zeus.
Greek gods are immortal, meaning that they live forever.
In Greek mythology, he is one of the twelve major Olympian gods.
No one in the modern world is related to the Greek gods and goddesses; they are mythology.
They have been worshiped in one form or another since about 1000 BCE and are still worshiped today.
There are many temples for the Gods and Goddesses of ancient Greek Mythology. One of the most well known, the Parthenon, is specifically for the Goddess Athena. Another fun fact about the Parthenon is that it is one of the few places the "golden ratio" appears in architecture. Another place popular in Greek mythology is the Mountain of Olympus, thought to be the meeting place of the 12 Gods and Goddesses.