Ares the God of War in Greek Mythology

[@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia]

Why do you think the Ancient Greeks had two different gods, Ares and Athena, responsible for different aspects of war rather than one single war deity?

[@thefanone]

2 much masculine energy so they attempted 2 balance da scales.

[@stevenbrown9275]

I think it’s interesting that they had two war gods. After all, war brings out the worst in humanity and the best.

[@JokersVsZombies]

And yet Mars was highly revered by the Romans

[@RealUvane]

Celtic romans, along with jupiter. Cybele came with the Berbers from Iberia, Syrians and Phrygians.

[@user-il5bv5md2p]

Ares was only depicted negatively in Athens, hence the uplifting of Athena their names sake.

[@EvilSmonker]

Love this channel, doing gods work here!

[@EvilSmonker]

Or man’s work but whatever lol guess everything is Gods work indirectly (if you are theist).

[@Tekmirion]

Nice video Kelly!

[@RealUvane]

Because the goddess worshipers of cybele magna mater were despised by the “celts” who worshiped mars and Jupiter or shamash adad. Mars is also known as Amon in ancient Libya. What I found most interesting is that the Amazones were children of Ares. That means the Dacians and Goths are sons of Ares, like the cathars and templars who obviously worships ares as well. Your intellectual god is not my god. Cybele ftw!

[@junesilvermanb2979]

For war is death, and death is waste. A life should not be wasted while it may yet be controlled to serve a greater purpose...

[@RealUvane]

Remember that more intelligent tribes had to protect them selves from more primitive agressive people. Later the enslaved them. Like Thracians etc. liked to enslave celts.

[@MalwaresMusic]

My name is Ayres , and my sister is Athena

[@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia]

Awesome names! Thanks for watching!

[@WildMen4444]

Hail Ares!

[@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia]

🙌🏽⚔️

[@jennypoussin3866]

In Wonder Woman comics they kept Aries evil,

[@nawalalali4959]

Hello are you an archaeologist answer please I have a bachelor's degree in Iraqi archeology

[@RealUvane]

Athena Tannit Anahita

[@NeuKrofta]

Sounds like a lot of Athens propaganda to me

[@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@pacocalle7526]

and you're wearing a t shirt of athena...