Do Egyptians believe in god

Answer 1

The ancient Egyptians were possibly the first to believe in an afterlife. the pyramids were simply burial places for their kings, until they were taken up into the paradise they expected. The massive size of the pyramids protected the kings (or pharoahs) from grave robbers, as well as displaying the importance of the king, both for those left behind and for those in the afterlife. It seems that the pyramids were oriented towards the rising sun, demonstrating a religious significance. As with the ancients throughout the Middle East, the Egyptians worshipped the sun god.

Answer 2

They do, here's some examples:

God of:Name:Appearance:SunRahead of falcon and sun diskMusicHathorhorns of cow and sun diskDestructionSekhmethead of lionSkyNutblue with golden starsEarthGebcolour of plants and Nile mudDeadOsirisdressed in white with crook and flailDesertSethanimal head with long curved snoutPharoahHorushead of hawk and crown of EgyptMagicIsisthrone on head or holding babyWisdomThothhead of ibisEmbalmingAnubishead of jackalJusticeMa'atfeather in her hairCreationAmuncrowned with feathersCatsBastethead of cat

Answer 3

There is a relation between the religion of ancient Egypt and the pyramids. The Ancient Egyptians buried their Pharaohs in pyramids during one era. Since the Pharaohs were considered to be living gods, their tombs were religious structures.

The pyramids have no relationship to the religions of modern Egypt, which are primarily Islam and Coptic Christian.

Answer 4

The egyptian gods and godesses live in the sky and heaven and also on land

Answer 5

Today most people in Egypt are Muslims and so believe in the same God worshiped by Jews and Christians.

Answer 6

yes