concept   gods and goddesses
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Greek mythology (1) • Shintoism (1) • Atheism (1) • Taoism (1) • modern (1) • Ancient Roman mythology (1) • Christian cultures (1) • Confucianism (1) • Mediterranean culture (1) • Modern religions (1) • Neopagan (1) • Scientific Humanism (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 gods and goddesses Greek mythology Greek mythology revolves around powerful and influential gods and goddesses with human-like personalities, who are worshipped through rituals and sacrifices. 17
2 gods and goddesses Shintoism Shintoism focuses on honoring nature and ancestral spirits rather than human-like gods and goddesses. 5
3 gods and goddesses Atheism The culture of atheism emphasizes relying on reason and science rather than believing in gods and goddesses. 3
4 gods and goddesses Taoism Taoism values nature, ancestral spirits, and a variety of gods with less focus on human-like deities. 2
5 gods and goddesses modern Ancient gods and goddesses are often portrayed in modern literature and entertainment. 2
6 gods and goddesses Ancient Roman mythology Ancient Romans worshipped a pantheon of gods and goddesses through rituals and sacrifices, each with specific domains and powers. 1
7 gods and goddesses Christian cultures In Christian cultures, gods and goddesses are viewed as divine figures with influence over human lives and morality. 1
8 gods and goddesses Confucianism Confucianism does not prioritize the worship of gods and goddesses, instead emphasizing ethical and philosophical teachings. 1
9 gods and goddesses Mediterranean culture Gods and goddesses were worshipped and had temples dedicated to them in Ancient Mediterranean culture. 1
10 gods and goddesses Modern religions Modern religions typically worship one God only, as opposed to the multiple gods and goddesses found in ancient belief systems. 1
11 gods and goddesses Neopagan Neopagan culture involves the worship and veneration of multiple gods and goddesses. 1
12 gods and goddesses Scientific Humanism Scientific Humanism rejects belief in gods and goddesses, emphasizing human reason and scientific understanding. 1