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Ancient Egyptian Relgion

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To ensure the pharaoh's undisturbed peace, they concealed the pyramid after burial. This began what they would call they're afterlife. Their afterlife consisted of what they thought would be like the life they previously lived, which to them was absolutely perfect
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The focal point of religious and political life in the Old Kingdowm was the pharaoh. A pharaoh commanded the wealth, resources, and people of all Egypt. Horus, the son of Osiris, was linked and even more important. He was the mediator between the gods and the Egyptian people. The integration between gods and humans beings, between nature and society, that ensured peace and prosperity for the land of the Nile...
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