- Do you want to know about Greek religion?
- Are you finding it difficult to collect necessary material on Greek Gods?
- Are you willing to seek professional help in order to learn more about Greek mythology?
 
Introduction
 
You must have read or heard something about Greek Gods, courtesy to the awareness created by media especially the film industry sector in recent years. Several movies have been on Greek Gods (Zeus, Poseidon, Athena, and Hermes etc.) and mythology.
 
Who should take this course?
 
This course is beneficial for students – who want to know more about Greek religion without having prior knowledge on the topic and for people – who have a passion to read ancient civilization, different religions and mythologies.
 
What are the benefits of the course?
 
After completing this course, you will be able to know:
 
- Ways of praying
- How to please the Gods?
- How to offend the Gods?
- Where and when to pray to God?
- How to consult the Gods for future?
- How to avoid becoming polluted?
- What to do with the dead?
 
Table of contents:
 
- Course Introduction
- Ancient Greek Religion history
- Introducing Greek Gods
- How the Gods intervene
- How women can serve the Gods
- Praying for a miracle
- What to expect in afterlife?
- Criticizing Greek religion
- Are the Greek Gods dead?
- Summing up Greek religion
- Images of Greek Artifacts
 
Author Bio:
 
This efficient, effective and convenient guide has been designed and prepared by Robert Garland, who worked as a professor of the Classics at Colgate University for more than 13 years after completing B.A. in Classics from Manchester University, his M.A. in Classics from McMaster University, and his Ph.D. in Ancient History from University College London. Garland, recipient of the George Grote Ancient History Prize, is the author of numerous books and hundreds of articles on the internet.