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Either. It doesn't matter how you spell it. ----------------- both were his names but he changed amen to amun after polytheism was restored back in Egypt. so i guess technically, he died of with the name Tutankhamen (living image of amun rather than the living image of aten)
No. Jewish people trace their lineage back to Abraham who established the belief that there is only one God.
Egyptians back then carved hieroglyphics on obelisks.
Except for the belief that there was only one acceptable way for a Christian to worship God, no beliefs were changed that I can think of. Science, exploration, mercantilism, and nationalism had already changed many Middle Ages beliefs before the Reformation began, and the power of the Catholic Church was lessened. The Reformation was about getting back to the basics of Christianity, and doing away with the corruption and ceremony which had become associated with it. The Catholics who became Protestants called the Catholics idolaters, and Catholics who remained Catholics called the Protestants heretics. No surprise that this disagreement became violent, but otherwise people stuck to their existing beliefs.
Egyptians believed that the body would be needed in the next life, that the soul would need to get back in it. They needed a way to keep it from decomposing.
A pharaoh and then King Tut made it back to polytheism
The egyptians brought back big, huge pieces of dong.
Pharaohs were god's for the Egyptians back then.
Polytheism, the worship of more than one god, is considered the earliest formal religion. Polytheism goes back so far into antiquity, with origins in more than one region of the world, that it is not possible to establish just where and when it was really founded.
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Either. It doesn't matter how you spell it. ----------------- both were his names but he changed amen to amun after polytheism was restored back in Egypt. so i guess technically, he died of with the name Tutankhamen (living image of amun rather than the living image of aten)
No. Jewish people trace their lineage back to Abraham who established the belief that there is only one God.
Well, there was a time back then when Alexander the Great traveled all over Asia to conquer the world. As he was traveling, he passed some villagers that had some religious beliefs. The villagers were Egyptians and the Indies. He wanted to pass his Greek religious beliefs to everyone. Some believed, and some not. The ones to did not want to believe Greek relogions, they got to battle. So cultural beliefs CAN couse conflict.
Back when Buddhism was created, nobody used keys. Doors were locked with a chain or were left unlocked. Therefore, nobody believed in it since it did not exist and the Buddhists haven't changed their ways.
An object that is changed and can be changed back like silly putty. Chemical change is when an object is changed and cannot be changed back. ex. egg cracking
Pompey was stabbed in the back and then beheaded by the Egyptians.
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