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Identify two characteristics that describe greek religion?
Polytheistic-they believed in many gods. And - I don't know if this would be considered a charecteristic? - they gave burnt offerings to the gods.
Do Greek gods deal with religion?
No, not really. The only 'religion' they have is greek!
Are the Greek gods alive?
In ancient Greek religion, they certainly never died.
What did Greek religion focus on?
Nature and humanity.
What do you call followers of Greek mythology?
Greek Pagans. Since i am one, i call the whole religion "Greek Reality"
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