During the Hellenistic Period, many Greek citizens gave up the mythological religion of Zeus and the Olympian gods and began following:

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Greeks in the Hellenistic Period began leaving the religious practice centered on Zeus and the Olympian gods to follow local "mystery religions."? Mystery religions were cult-like organizations that initiated members and denied entry, and even knowledge of their practices, to uninitiated people. They are also called "Greco-Roman mysteries."? Several centuries later, the Christianity of the Roman Empire would oppose the mystery religions and eventually become the most popular religious practice in Greece.

During the Hellenistic Period, Many Greek Citizens Gave Up the Mythological