Myths come in many shapes and sizes. Some myths are as big as there is life on other planets while others are as small as Albino Lady of Rochester Cemetery. From 300 BC to 100 BC, the Greeks believed in many traditions that we call myths today, such as their gods. The Greeks were polytheistic and believed that each God had a different purpose but they were not all knowing. Greeks Gods were considered anthropomorphic; for example, how Zeus was the leader of all the gods but yet he had affairs all the time. During their time, Greeks never doubted any of the stories they were told but today science can explain all of them. Maybe in 1000 years from now, science will be able to explain the myths we have today.
