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The ancient Egyptian gods continued to be worshipped by the majority of Egyptians until the end of the first century, when Christianity was declared the religion of the Roman Empire, after which those Egyptians who had not already become Jews of Christians converted to Christianity amost immediately.
Even before the time of Christ, some Christians had begun to look favourably on the Jewish religion, with which they had long been familiar. By the first century CE, the city of Alexandria is estimated to have had a Jewish population of around one million, many of whom would have been converts or descendants of converts. The reason for this high rate of conversion to Judaism is unclear, but it was parallelled elsewhere around the Roman Empire. Many of these Jews and their descendants went on to become Christians, and now most of their descendants are Muslims.
Hinduism is the most practiced religion. It has been prevalent from the start.
Hinduism is the most practiced religion. It has been prevalent from the start.
Judaism was the first religion to be practiced, though I can't place a time on when it started I can however tell you why. Religion mainly answers what happens after death and how we got here.
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I don't Know haha haha
The start of the New Kingdom in Egypt or during the 18th dynasty
No one evil, as your question seems to imply. Islam is the name we call the religion of every true prophet of God, from Adam to Muhammad.
You will get different answers on this but what I know is that voodoo originated from Africa which was taken as a religion which is known as a way of worshiping spirits and animals. It was practiced in many parts of Africa and recorded way back to 6,000 years.
There have been several Pharaohs called Ramases, you need to say which one.
Pharaohs whose names start with the letter "J" include Janhuny and Jedefre. Jedefre, also known as Radjedef, was a Pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty and is often associated with the construction of a pyramid at Abu Rawash. Janhuny was a lesser-known ruler from the Middle Kingdom. These pharaohs represent a small fraction of the many rulers in ancient Egyptian history.
to preserve their pharaohs in a "kingdom" like castle. Also to save their history as the years went by with artifacts and other egyptian history.
in japan the shinto religion had started