If we all lived in ancient Egypt, wouldn't we worship Ra?

Question

or ancient Rome (Jupiter)
or Greece (Zeus)
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What does this imply?

Answer 1

the religious belief system one worships in is partly based on the culture and society in which one is raised

Answer 2

Well that really depends. They egyptians beleived in many gods not just ra. But in ancient egypt also lived the Hebrews which were slaves at the time who beleived in God (christianity)

Answer 3

If we all lived in ancient Egypt, we would also believe the earth was flat. Does that mean that there is no objective truth about the earth's shape which we're capable of knowing?

Answer 4

That you don't live in ancient times. And who would want to? No electricity, bad health systems, hard labor and low pay. No one's putting a gun to your head on who you worship. If you want Ra, go wild.

Answer 5

Moses was born in Egypt and raised as the pharoah's son. Yet he knew deep inside that God existed and let himself open to God's word.

What does this imply?

Answer 6

I would personally not worship the king of the gods in these cultures. I would much prefer to sacrifice my lifestock to the wisdom gods, such as Thoth, Minerva, and Pallas Athene.

Answer 7

We would worship Ra and all the other egyptian gods like that cool looking death jackal god.

Answer 8

it implies that where ever in the world we are
whatever we have been taught
we will use names that we can associate with
but it also implies that the belief in a creator is world wide

Answer 9

Children are brainwashed into a particular religion, depending on geographical location and time. As adults, they are too weak to change.

Answer 10

I delight in pranks and spreading love. Got to fly with my bow and arrows now, more work to be done.