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fgiga [73]
3 years ago
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En culturas como la egipcia el dios principal era Ra, en los griegos Zeus, en los romanos Júpiter, en los escandinavos Odín y en

los incas Viracocha. Estos dioses eran considerados los más poderosos, pero también había otros dioses que conformaban el panteón religioso de cada cultura con funciones muy semejantes. Esta situación nos indica que: Grupo de opciones de respuesta
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ElenaW [278]3 years ago
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Las respuestas correcta para estas pregunta abierta es la siguiente.

Desafortunadamente, se te olvidó incluir las opciones para responder a tu pregunta. Sin esas opciones, sólo podemos ayudarte a responder em términos generales, basándonos en nuestro conocimiento del tema.

Así que, si esos dioses eran considerados los más poderosos, pero también había otros dioses que conformaban el panteón religioso de cada cultura con funciones muy semejantes, entonces esta situación nos indica que esas culturas eran politeístas, lo que significa que creían en muchos dioses.

El ejemplo más claro es el caso de los Griegos. La mitología griega nos habla de la existencia de muchos dioses que vivían en el Monte Olimpo. Y esos dioses tenían una relación de amor-odi con los humanos.

Hablamos de dioses como el gran dios Zeus, el dios Poseidón, la diosa Atenea, el dios Hermes, la diosa Afrodita, el dios Hades, el dios Apolo o la diosa Artemisa.

De igual manera, la mitología Romana o la mitología Nórdica, entre muchas otras, veneraban a una gran cantidad de dioses.

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