Translated from the original by Costas Balomenos
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religions,
not only the oldest but also the newer, we separate them in polytheistic and monotheistic,
i.e. to those who accept the existence of many gods and to those who accept
the existence one God. Apart from the above distinction, the religions are divided - regardless if they are polytheistic
or monotheistic -
in those who they owe their existence to a founder
and in those that there were traditionally without having been
founded by someone. We will deal with religions
that have a founder. We would mention the founders of
religions, not in turn of their appearance, but in
alphabetical order to assist the
readers.
