It compared to those of the Mesopotamians was deeply woven into Egyptian culture.
they believed in a positive afterlife.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
they believed in a positive afterlife.
They campared because they worshiped many deities.
The Mesopotamians imagined a gloomy life after death. Egyptians believed that in the next world, it would be even better than life on planet Earth. While both cultures were polytheistic (having multiple gods), the Mesopotamians created gods and demons to explain various aspects of the natural world. The Egyptians, however, normally had a hierarchy among the gods, with one or more especially prominent, and the gods were imagined to transcend earthly realms.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
The Mesopotamians imagined a gloomy life after death. Egyptians believed that in the next world, it would be even better than life on planet Earth. While both cultures were polytheistic (having multiple gods), the Mesopotamians created gods and demons to explain various aspects of the natural world. The Egyptians, however, normally had a hierarchy among the gods, with one or more especially prominent, and the gods were imagined to transcend earthly realms.
hey had th same belifes so they worshiped the same gods
The Mesopotamians imagined a gloomy life after death. Egyptians believed that in the next world, it would be even better than life on planet Earth. While both cultures were polytheistic (having multiple gods), the Mesopotamians created gods and demons to explain various aspects of the natural world. The Egyptians, however, normally had a hierarchy among the gods, with one or more especially prominent, and the gods were imagined to transcend earthly realms.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
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While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.