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Egypt was first colonized by the Greeks (another pagan group), and then the Romans (also Pagan). Emperor Constantine of Rome made Christianity the national religion, and so forced it on all of Romes territories (including Egypt). Once Rome fell, the correlations between Christianity and Islam made it rather easy to convert en mass and Egypt has remained Islamic to this day.
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What was a direct result of Egypt's transition to a monotheistic belief system?
The transition to a monotheistic belief system under Akhenaton (which was later reversed by Tutankhamen or his Regents) led to the destruction of several major temples and an odd style of art which elongated the form of the body. The transition to monotheistic belief during the conversion of Egypt to Christendom in the 300s C.E. in the Roman-Byzantine Empire, the direct result was the abolition of the various Egyptian God cults in Egypt. It also led to a unique Egyptian Coptic Church.
Explain why your belief sytemreligion is polytheistic or monotheistic?
If I believe in more than one God than my belief system is polytheistic, whereas if I believe in only one God than it is monotheistic.
Would you say that there was any distinction between religion and politics in egypts old kingdom?
no, because the Egyptians developed a political system based on the belief that the pharaoh was both a king and a god.
Who is the deity associated with the belief system in judaism?
God. The same monotheistic deity is associated with both the Christian and Jewish belief systems. His literal name is given in the Hebrew Bible as "Yahweh" but is more commonly known as "God" or "The Lord".
What changes did Akhenaton make to Egypt's religion?
He converted to a monotheistic (one God) system. Probably the first monotheistic system in the world.
What is the Nubian system of writing?
its not egypts for sure these guys are wrong
Two possible reasons for Akhenaten changing to a monotheistic belief system are?
reason one- he really did believe there was only one godreason two- he feared the wealth and power of the priestshope it helps everyone=D
What definition best describes the meaning of polytheistic?
Polytheistic refers to a belief system that involves the worship of multiple deities or gods. This contrasts with monotheistic religions, which believe in only one god. Examples of polytheistic religions include Hinduism and ancient Greek mythology.
Does the general assembly of siritualists believe in reincarnation?
Answer:Spiritualism does not teach reincarnation, though some members may hold this belief. According to a Wikipedia article:Spiritualism is a monotheistic belief system, postulating a belief in God, but the distinguishing feature is belief that spirits of the dead can be contacted, either by individuals or by gifted or trained "mediums", who can provide information about the afterlife.There are variants of the Spiritualist religion, as there are of Christianity. Some do teach reincarnation.
Do the Jews have one God?
Yes. Judaism is one of a number of monotheistic religions including Zoroastrianism, Sikhism, Christianity, and Islam.Answer:Yes.(Note: Judaism doesn't consider Zoroastrianism or Christianity to ever have been truly monotheistic.)Answer:Yes, one universal God.Judaism is considered to be the first religion or system that taught of one God.
What belief system did The Bhagavad Gita come from?
Bhagavad Geeta is from Hindu belief system.
What are four belief system?
One example of a belief system is religion. Certain religions believe certain things. Also, science is another example of a belief system.
