Why do you think the Egyptians believed in gods and goddesses HELP

2 answers:

kondor19780726 [428]3 years ago

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Because many of the Egyptians believed in Reincarnation. This basically means that they believed that you were resurrected into a different but equal life form once you died. For example, If you were a calm giant when you were human, you would most likely become an ample cedar tree in the afterlife. But if you were a bold, strong, "godly-like" person when you were human, you would most likely become something "godly", such as (nonetheless) a God.

noname [10]3 years ago

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They believed in gods and goddesses so they could count on someone to help life go smoothly.

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