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Praise be Hera!
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Originally posted by DoctorScribblesAfter a read of The Apology, it seems that the prosecutors had to at least make a show of believing.
Did the Romans and Greeks literally believe in their mythologies? I have asked this question numerous times and haven't received a satisfactory answer.
Originally posted by Vladamir no1Yes, yes, I know, but Thor is so much fun!
Absolutely nothing as he derives from Norse mythology whereas Zeus derives form Greek mythology....Now if you had said what would Hercules do that would've made sense...uh..philistines
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesNo one believed anything literally until the American mis-education system produced Jerry Falwell in the twentieth century. Indeed, to say something was literally true once meant, "close but no bananas." Unfortunately, the English language has fallen into the hands of folks that are illiterate in every language.
Did the Romans and Greeks literally believe in their mythologies? I have asked this question numerous times and haven't received a satisfactory answer.