What is the difference between Religion, myth and superstition. Yes, it is a given that they will intersect at some point, but at WHAT point does it become necessary to 'inform' one form with another and why?
I have had it suggested that what separates out 'Religion' is the presense of a/some deity/deities.
But let me ask you something. Do you think that Homer/s intended to write a 'religion' that would last for thousands of years, or a cracking good yarn?
And why aren't some some myths turned into 'Religions'?
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