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Egypt has a long history and is one of the ancient civilizations of the world. A unified slavery state emerged in 3100 BC.
There were thousands of gods in ancient Egypt that have been verified so far. This multi-god worship originated from the totem worship of the primitive society. In the small countries before the reunification of Egypt, people worshiped their different gods. As the United States reunified the entire territory of Egypt, Pharaoh began to promote the gods of their respective origins, making them called the Lord God, worshipped by all Egypt. In the ancient kingdom, the main god was the eagle god Horus, and later changed to the sun god pull. In the middle kingdom period, the main worship was Amon. In the new kingdom period, Lamon and Amon were combined to form the main god Amonla. While the nation is united to worship the Lord God, all places (Nome, the equivalent of the province) still worship the gods from the original deity.
About 90% of the population in Egypt believes in Sunni Islam, and about 10% of the population believes in Christian sects such as the Coptic Orthodox Church, the Coptic Catholic Church, and the Greek Orthodox Church.
The main god of Su Mei was the god Annu, and Annu’s most important companions are Enki in the south, Enlier in the north, and Ishtar, the god of Venus. The sun god called Utu, the moon god called Inana, the mother god called Namu, in addition to hundreds of small gods. Every god was connected to a city. The importance of these gods also influenced with the political ups and downs of these cities. From their legend descriptions--People are made of clay, and their purpose was to serve God. If God was angry, they use earthquakes or storms to punish people. Su Mei people believed that people can only survive under God's mercy.
Each city of Sumei had its own unique gods and theology, and changes in people's beliefs over God led to changes in the depiction of God. Su Mei dis not have a collective religion. The Sumei religion had many gods and a main One. The Sumerian faith was the earliest recorded faith, and it was the source of later Mesopotamian mythology, religion, and astrology. Su Mei believed that the ground was a flat plate and the sky was a cover. They believed that after death they would become ghosts and wandering in the shadows forever. Their beliefs had also affected other people in the world. Whitehead once said: "We had inherited morality and religion from the Semitic people in the two rivers..."
Assyria formed a country centered on Assyria and began the early Assyrian period (about 3,000 BC to the mid-2000s)
The rituals and rituals with magical nature were of great significance in Assyrian religion. Similar to the Greek gods, the nature of the Assyrian gods was understood to be irritating, vanity, and often in the heart, like tribute and sacrifice. The power of the gods was only as a protector of the commune or the city. The Assyrian Empire tried to regard Ascher as the supreme god, but all Assyrians, including Ashur, were opposed. In addition to the gods, the Assyrians had countless superstitions, thousands of life taboos, and worship of dozens of evil spirits and elves.
Sumerian religion was the earliest model of Mesopotamian religion. Its pedigrees, worship rituals and classic literature were inherited by the Akhadian Babylonian religion after the 18th century BC. It was followed by the Assyrians in the 12th century BC. There were relics of animal worship, and the gods gradually became anthropomorphic, mostly the image of half-beast and half-human. In the 20th century around the BC, religious thought was formed. The gods developed into various types: high gods with omnipotent and unreachable--- such as the god of heaven, Annu, the god of the earth, the water god, Oia, and the gods with mystical power in the natural phenomenon, such as Yueshen Xin , the sun god Xia Marsh, the god of agriculture and spring Dumuz. In the South, important gods were mostly city gods; in the North, they were natural gods active in the universe.
2234 BC can be used as the age of Babylon
The myths and legends of Babylon were mainly found in the Babylonian Epic. The Babylonians believed that the gods were quiet and peaceful, and they lived in the temple in an orderly manner. They promoted the guardian of Babylon, Marduk, to the head of the gods. The militant Assyrians believed that the gods were capricious and intimidating. The Lord God was the god of war, Ashur. In the heyday of the Assyrian Empire (the first eight centuries), it replaced Marduk’s status and was honored as creation. The world and the god of mankind. The Mesopotamian religion believed that God was super-existing and intrinsic. The gods in the temple were greeted by the priest's servants and the loyalty of the people, as well as the prayers of the people, reflecting their style in heaven. There were full-time priests and grand temples. The main content of worship was the sacrifice of food and clothes; the praise song was chant by the court musician in the name of the god; the prayer is served by the priest. Religious activities were not limited to worship rituals, but also included many exorcism spells and signs, divination, and so on. For the end of the soul, there was a pessimistic attitude. I believe that there is no trial after death, and there is no heaven to hope. The soul will always live in the underworld. Mesopotamian religions and myths have a significant impact on the Bible, especially the Old Testament.
The Assyrians today mainly believe in the Christian Assyrian Church, the Chaldean Catholic Church and the Syrian Orthodox Church.
India has existed in the Paleolithic Age and the Neolithic Age. Indian civilization is one of the earliest ancient civilizations in the world. At the latest, in the 2500 BC, the Indus Valley had civilizations created by ancient Indians. The place where the civilization was first discovered was located in the current Khalaba and Pakistan. Henzo Darrow, so this civilization is also known as the Indus River civilization or the Xalapa civilization. However, the civilization suddenly declined in 2000 BC, and the cause of the decline was inconsistent in the archaeological community. Modern genetic studies have shown that the genetic differences between Indians was small, probably because of the large-scale natural disasters in ancient times that caused a significant reduction in population.
Around 1500 BC, the Aryans from northwestern India invaded the Indus Valley in northwestern India and the Ganges River in the north, and combined with locals to create a classic Vedic culture. This civilization was a few centuries later than the Indus civilization in the Indus Valley, so it is generally called the Ganges civilization.
India is also a country with a very strong religious color. It is the birthplace of many religions. It can find almost all the religions in the world in India. It is called the "religious museum."
About 80.5% of the population in India believes in Hinduism, and other major religious groups include Islam (15%), Sikhism (1.9%), Jainism, and the United Kingdom because of the introduction of early Syrian Christianity and modernity. Colonial rule, Christianity (2.3%) prevailed [83]. Buddhism originated in India and now has a relatively small influence in India, accounting for 5% of the total population.
Jewish worship is the only true God (one god belief, Hebrew: יהוה), a national religion within the Hebrews. Judaism believes that Talmud is second only to the Hebrew Bible. When Alexander the Great conquered the Hebrew Jewish settlement, the Hebrews were also renamed the Jews and scattered throughout the Greek Empire. In the 3rd century BC, the Hellenistic Egyptian Ptolemy lord Ptolemy II The world convened more than 70 Jews who understand Greek and concentrated on the Jewish literature and translated it into Greek, the part of the Old Testament in the Greek Bible currently used by Christianity, the so-called seventy-seven translation. Later, the Jewish state was completely destroyed by the Roman Empire. The Jewish temple in Jerusalem was demolished, leaving only a broken Western Wall (commonly known as the Wailing Wall). The Jews were scattered throughout Europe and Asia.
Historically, Jews had faced many devastating disasters and persecutions. Since the Jews have been scattered all over the world for more than two thousand years, language and writing have been divided, and only a single religion has maintained its single nationality. In the recent years, Catholic Pope John Paul II has admitted to fighting against Jews, causing a history of suffering.
Judaism (Hebrew: יהדות Yahadut), which was once known as the cultivating [a] or a philosophical teaching, was born in the nomadic Hebrews of the Western zeasia region, Hebrew Human religion, values and lifestyle. Judaism is a monotheistic religion. Its main classics are Tanakh (Tiberium, Christian and Catholic called the Old Testament), including Torah (the Torah), and the oral law (Missy). Talmud, which is a narrative of the law, and a biblical commentary (Midrash). For Jews who believe in Judaism, Judaism is a covenant relationship between God and Israel.
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