What do ancient Egyptians have in common with the ancient Mesopotamians in clothing language and religion?

Answer 1

I may answer with certainty about religion; for all religions demonstrate man is not in direct communication with, that which is called "god", all religions have messengers. Egyptians:Thoth. Norse: Thor. Using the lost art of reasoning: The prefix Theo- relating to god. Theo-logy [< Greek Theo, god + logos, word, or use of words.] In the Norse mythologies, The Trickster Loki, confounded both gods, and men. In the Judaic mythologies: US confounded language: US: Leaders of the people. JOHN 1:1. Expanded: 1. Words begin things. 2. Because words have the power of causation. (morpheme: n. A linguistic unit of relatively stable meaning that cannot be divided into smaller meaningful parts, as words such as man, cat, dog, god, or word elements as: Prefix; Suffix; Conjunct. [From Greek morphos, to shape, from morphe, shape + phonesound + neme, named. "To shape, or mold by sound." Morphious, the god of dreams.]) 3. The use of words, Language makes things happen. The paradigm of Thor. Thoth. Theo, Theory. The messenger of the "gods" Because of the confoundment of language humans are no longer able to communicate with The Cause of The Universe, nor is Cause able to communicate with them. As I wright this, I have seen something about words, and the religions caused by mans lack of comprehension of the truth of words; It is words of religion, that effect both clothing, and language, of people. only to day; Comercialism, has replaced spirituality. thus it is the word of advertizing, that shapes people. Whom so ever asked this question, I thank them deeply, and hope they learn as much from my answer, as I have learned from analizing and answering their question!