I have a report coming up (No I'm not asking for help) but I have gotten really interested in the fact that Roman gods are nearly the exact same as Greek gods except different names. For an example if you think about it, how similar is Zeus (the greek god) to Jupiter (the roman god)? Very similar, of course. The thing is though....
Does that make that form of...religion more plausible then Christianity and...any other religion?
Confusing isn't it? A religion that doesn't have much sense it somehow being more true then other religions. How? I don't know. Of course then again, it could be an issue of one....religion copying another.
Does that make that form of...religion more plausible then Christianity and...any other religion?
not entireley cause technacally jews, christians, muslems, and cathlolics all believe in the same god sooooo it makes the belief in one god more plausible or popular if thats youre logic
There are actually a number of now obscure gods from early Roman times, before the Romans adopted Greek gods as their main ones. Many of those gods were later assimilated into the identities of other gods, or simply disappeared. One god who didn't have a Greek counterpart is Janus.
