Polytheistic traditions

Polytheistic traditions are religious beliefs that recognize and worship multiple deities, each often representing different aspects of life, nature, or human experience. These gods and goddesses typically have distinct personalities, stories, and domains, shaping practices, rituals, and cultural values. Unlike monotheism, which focuses on a single divine entity, polytheism reflects a worldview where divine powers interact with the world in diverse and complex ways, often emphasizing harmony and balance among various gods. Examples include ancient Greek, Hindu, and Norse religions, highlighting the richness and diversity of polytheistic belief systems.