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What was the life force in the religion of ancient egyptians?
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Why was religion so to the people of ancient Egypt?
You're right, religion was very important to ancient Egyptians. Their whole life was based and focused on what would happen in the Afterlife. It was very important that they make the journey to the Afterworld, and serve their mighty gods.
How do you know that afterlife was important to the ancient egyptians?
You can tell that the after-life was important to the Ancient Egyptians because so much of their society was based around it: myths, ritual, art, architecture and more were all dedicated to it.
What religion was used in ancient Egypt?
The Egyptians practice the religion pf Polytheism, which is the worshiping of many gods or goddesses
How did the ancient Egyptians come to believe in the afterlife?
Afterlife is a part of the Egyptians religion. If you live a good life, then you are destined to go to a better place according to the Egyptians. However, if you live a evil life, then a evil god named Sekhmet will eat you and you will be destined to perish.
The focal points and sources of life for the ancient Egyptians were the?
The Nile River fits your description. It was so important to the Ancient Egyptians that it became a part of their Religious beliefs. They called the Goddess of the Nile, Anuket.
How did ancient Egyptians feel about the dead?
ancient Egyptian thought the dead were very important because they thought when they died they would go to the after life
Why do ancient Egyptians worship?
Religion was in every Egyptian's life. They believed in polytheism, which is believing in more than one god or goddess. For Egyptians they had to obey their gods to have a good life. After their death, the gods would judge them at how well their commands were obeyed.
Who believed in life after death?
Ancient Egyptians.
Did the ancient egyptians believe in after life?
yes
Who was the ancient egyptians link to their after life?
kamva
Who believes life after death?
Ancient Egyptians.
