Ancient gods

1. An act or expression adored for a deity. One of the most important ways to love a deity. Christianity is the biggest religion in today’s world with about 2.382 billion followers.
5. A system to organize society into different levels. In ancient mythology, gods have different rankings depending on their powers and skills. A real-life example would be a family tree. Your family members are put in different levels/rankings but this time depending on their age
7. A traditional story explains the history of people and gods. People stopped believing in ancient gods because of philosophy. Its fantastic stories of event with no proof of evidance.
8. A group of people living together in a community. There are roughly 4,200 religions in today’s world. All people sit in a specific group when it comes to religion, whether it's an Athiest or a non-believer at all.

2. The capability do to something in a better particular way. Hades God of Death is the most powerful God in mythology. Some gods were able to themselves invisible or to transform themselves, control the weather, or create earthquakes etc.
3. A particular group of gods. There are three groups of gods in mythology, Olympians, Titans, and Primordials. The Primordials in myths are shown to be more powerful than any other god.
4. An area owns and controlled by a ruler or government. A place to live (home). Groups of gods are divided into a few categories in which they live sky, sea, earth depending on what power they hold. Artemis’s temple took 120 years to complete.
6. A god being that is worshiped by humans for being powerful. Zeus was the most powerful ancient god. It is a powerful spirit that controls events and the nature of things