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What 3 schools of thought regarding the afterlife were predominate during Jesus time?
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What are the classical schools of thought regarding human relations?
classical schools focuses on the underlying structure and job functions of the people in the organization, then human relations is concerned primarily with the people in the organization.
What is mummies about?
They are about religion. Some people thought there was an afterlife and they could preserves a dead persons body for that afterlife.
What did the discoveries in King Tut's tomb suggest about Egyptian views of the afterlife?
It suggests that the afterlife was part of their religion. They thought that that afterlife was what chose their place with the gods.
Why did the ancient Egyptians mummify the pharaohs?
they thought that it would protect the mummies in the afterlife.
What did pharaohs put in their pyramids and tombs?
belongings thought to be of use in their afterlife
Why was it thought to be essential to mummify pharaohs?
They needed their physical body in the "afterlife".
Why did they put body organs in jars?
because they were thought to need it in the afterlife
What color represents strong?
There are two different schools of thought regarding empowerment. Yellow and red are both colors that have been used to represent empowerment over the years.
Why did the idea of the afterlife appeal to ancient Egyptians?
The idea of the afterlife appealed to the ancient Egyptians because they thought that one day the people they put in the pyramids would rise for the dead and would go into the afterlife.
When did people begin to be mummified?
Egyptians thought pharaohs needed their bodies in the afterlife.
What did pyramids have inse them?
they have jewelry and gold in it because they thought they need more things for afterlife
What did egyptians by the afterlife?
When Egypatians spoke about after life they meant the life they thought people had after death .
