Fifth-century greeks-mercy of the gods

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Why did fifth-century Greeks not see themselves as at the mercy of the gods?

A.They viewed their gods as benevolent, incapable of harming humans

B.They believed natural forces were knowable, not punishment from a god

C.They considered their fates to be of little interest to the gods

D.They ceased to believe in the gods following the Persian War

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