Is god a subject to fate or destiny in the Greco-Roman, Judeo-Roman, or both beliefs

Faith in early Rome encompasses the city of Rome's indigenous ethnic religion, which the Romans used to identify oneself as a nation, as well as individuals spiritual traditions put under Roman control, in so long as they were commonly practiced in Rome or Italy.

From the beginning of the historical period the presence of Greeks on the Italian peninsula influenced Roman culture, introducing certain religious practices that's become as crucial as Apollo's cult. The roman empire, as the Etruscans had, sought common ground between their great gods and those of the Greeks, adapting Greek myths and iconography to Latin literature and sculpture.

Jesus' Hellenistic / Roman world is indeed an intriguing one, and it's widely overlooked by hebrew bible students and Christian Origins, unfortunately, as often as not. The financial, monetary, economic , and religious concepts and experiences of this wider baltic background need to be familiarized with.

im pretty sure the answer is b, i hope i < 3

probally   a few days after there called