What do Christians think of the Greek gods?

Greek mythology—the story-rich religion of the ancient Greek people—is familiar to most of us today. The names and antics of its gods, demigods, heroes, and assorted mortals enrich our language, art, and culture. The Apollo space program was named for the Greek god of archery, light, poetry, and music. read more

The majority of Christians throughout history have believed there is only one true God, manifested as God the Father/Creator, the Christ/Savior, and the Holy Spirit/God with us. Overall, there are many varying beliefs among Chritians, so it is difficult to summarize what all Christians believe. read more

We look back at the ancient Greek culture and find it amusing that people would actually believe in the Olympian gods and their powers, but those folks took them very seriously. read more

Thus believing in other gods kind of falls under heresy, so no, my wager is that most Greek Christians do not believe in Greek gods. As for the belief in Greek gods, there is supposedly a small recurrence of hellenism somewhere in Greece. read more