Are Greek gods real?

While the ancients had no doubt that Homer was a real bard who composed the monumental epics, nothing certain is known about him. ... The principal Greek Mystery Cults were those of Demeter, goddess of agriculture, and of Dionysus (also known as Bacchus), god of wine, ecstasy - and of theatre. 8. read more

If they're a believer and they believe that Greek Gods are real, then they could be real. Non-believer's will think otherwise. It all depends on the person. Personaly I am a believer so I believe that there are gods, vampire's, ghosts stuff like that but others will just think they're fake. read more

Re: Proofs for the existence of the Greek Gods #20 by Clive Durdle » Apr 29, 2011 6:59 am The philosophy and science of the Greek Worlds - ankylethera, calculus, size of earth. read more

The ancient Greek gods and goddesses have always and will always have diversified meaning. To some they were and still are the source of religious ceremony and tribute, worship and joy while to others they will continue to be a mere superstitious myth that can be researched and imaginatively pursued for personal enjoyment. read more