Egyptians no longer believe in the old gods and goddesses. Egypt was part of the Roman Empire, which in the late fourth century declared Christianity to be the state religion of the empire. Pagan worship was banned, and those who persisted in believing in the old gods were persecuted, until the religion died out. Later, the Muslims conquered Egypt, but tolerated the "People of the Book" - Jews and Christians - because they worshipped the same God as Islam.
Most, if not all of the ancient Egyptian's way of life involved in some way the gods and goddesses they worshiped from the prospective of that religion.
Ra is worshipped by modern Kemetic Pagans, individuals practicing Kemeticism, and some followers of the Ancient Egyptian religion reconstructionism. He is considered the sun god and one of the most important deities in the Ancient Egyptian pantheon.
The number of ancinet Egyptian gods and goddesses, as well as foreign deities worshiped and adopted by the Egyptian people has yet to reach a agreed upon number. We still have much to find out about it all.
A cat is most likely as the Ancient Eygyptians worshiped cats.
they had their own religion. i guess you could call it ancient egyptian. most people just call their polytheistic religion by their gods names, or say "the egyptian gods"
Ra and Horus were king gods.
when were cats worshiped in egypt
The Romans were Idolaters, having a wide range of deities or an pantheon of gods. As was with most conquers preceding them them also adopted what they considered the good parts of the religions of the people they conquered. Even the Emperor was considered a deity and statuized.
The Romans paid particular interest to Jove, Mars, Vesta and the Lares and Penates (household gods)
well, the main gods areraosirishathorhapynutgebmaatsethhorusamunsobekbastet/bastptahanubisisisthothammitnepthysbut the Egyptians worshiped other gods too.
Those of the Abrahamic faiths; most of the ancient gods (Egyptian, Greek, Roman, etc.); almost all contemporary gods.
The Greeks believed in all of the gods and goddesses, while everyone had their own god that they worshipped the most. Farmers worshipped Demeter in hopes of a bountiful harvest. Warriors would worship Athena or Ares, so they could be great in battle.