The beliefs of ancient people depended primarily on the occupation of the superstition of natural

The beliefs of ancient people depended primarily on the occupation of the superstition of natural disasters in the climate of a public organization.

Beliefs have always been based on fear of what people could not explain. People were afraid of thunder and lightning. Thunder was feared more, although lightning kills. Occupation unambiguously influenced beliefs. Tribes of tillers worshiped the gods of fertility. There were gods who were “responsible” for the rain that must pass in time to get the harvest or for the timely flooding of the river. The hunters worshiped their gods. The sailors worshiped the sea gods. There are gods for each occupation. With the formation of alliances of tribes, states, the allocation of the ruling elites, pantheons were created with the main god, to whom everyone obeyed. Such a “heavenly” monarchy was similar to the earthly one.