Comparing Greek And Igbo's Religion

Do you know that all the religions have different gods, and those gods have different roles, and powers? In this comparison, I’m introducing about Greek and Igbo’s religion which also compare both religions in several different ways. For example, the role of each gods, how do they worship in their religions and why those religions die down. There are twelve supreme gods in Greek mythology and all of them are in charge in different roles, powers, and symbols. For example, Zeus is the most important god in Olympia that the lightning and eagles represent his power. Poseidon is the god of the ocean, earthquakes and horses which are also his symbols. Hades is the god of the dead which means that he controls the death of people. Black crow and helmet are his symbols. On the other hand, Igbo’s religion only have four major gods. Which are Ala, Amadioha, Ekwensu, and Ikenga. Ala is the feminine earth spirit who is responsible for mortality, fertility. The dead ancestor, who store in the underworld and in her womb is just like Gaea in the Greek mythology who creates the earth. White ram represent Amadioha, who is the Alusi of justice, thunder, lightning and the sky just like Zeus. Ekwensu is the Alusi who is adept at bargains and trade. They pray to Ekwensu is also say to guarantee the victories in

How do those beliefs die down? In Greek, the decline of the belief first came when Rome conquered Greece and forced to worship Roman gods. Fortunately, Roman gods were based on Greek gods so there wasn't that big change. But the biggest change come from the spread of Christianity. “Honestly, once Christianity was formed it whirlwind-ed throughout the world, annihilating all other religions.”(yahoo) In Igbo, they have the same situation because the priest came to their clan and talk about Jesus Christ. This changes everything and Igbo people start to believe there is only one