Greco-Roman gods were often worshipped by offerings, sacrificing, and gathering in temples or at shrines. Norse means of worship were different in that they were not so much worshipped as they were folklore or tradition. The people that study these stories have learned a lot about their culture, values, and idealizations for example, how their stories were passed down from generation to generation verbally. Although Greco-Roman and Norse mythologies disagree on means of worship, they have similar ideas on how the world came to be. A large amount of what these gods had control over or how they lived their lives were what the societies at the time valued. The way the gods from both sides had relations with humans is a paragon of this. In a lot