15/07/2020 · The Oxford Languages dictionary defines Religion as “the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.” or “a particular system of faith and worship.”; the question of whether the term “Religion” can be applied to the beliefs of the Indo-Europeans and their ancestors, the Proto-Indo-Europeans (abbreviated as ‘PIE‘ or ‘PIEs‘ in …

The Proto-Indo-Europeans were classically polytheistic, worshiping a number of gods and goddesses. We can reconstruct a number of these, but not all. They had myths, although we can only reconstruct a few, and those not in detail. And ritual, especially its correct performance, was extremely important.

09/02/2019 · The Proto-Indo-European Religion seemingly stretches at least back around 6,000 years ago or likely much further back and I believe Paganism is possibly an approximately 12,000-year-old belief system. The earliest kurgans date to 6,000 years ago and are connected to the Proto-Indo-European in the Caucasus.

Proto-Indo-Europeans –Gods and Religions and Evolution of Mythologies: Bipin Shah September 2018 Abstract: PIE People: We need to understand and define the word “Proto-Indo- European, often used by the scientists and historians of various disciplines to describe the group of ancestral prehistoric people, who may have spoken an unrecorded and therefore unwritten …