Who did the Egyptains worship?

Answer 1

This depends on what era of ancient Egypt you are asking about. Rah - the sun god - is one of the most notable deities they worshiped, but there were others. Over the centuries, they alternated between polytheistic and monotheistic beliefs. Couldn't tell you when Egypt became a Muslim country.

Answer 2

They worshipped a God named Maliss Turcon. He was a vengeful God. Whenever a young lad did something good, i.e. walk an old lady across the street, Maliss would smite that little punk to the firey pits of Hell where another God named Enia Aititer would punish him for all eternity.

Answer 3

They had a lot of gods, mainly the sun (Raa), the Nile river, and some other gods. They believed in reincarnation, and cats were important in their religion.

Answer 4

Their gods - like the ancient greeks, they had many gods for all sorts of things, like a sun god (i think called Ra). They also worshipped cats.

Answer 5

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"The Hidden One," a primordial creation-deity

Anubis
Egyptian god of the dead

Bast
Egyptian cat goddess

Bes
Egyptian dwarf god believed to guard against evil spirits and misfortune

Chons
Egyptian moon god

Dua
Protector of the stomach of the deceased

Geb
God of the Earth

Hathor
Egyptian cow goddess

Isis
Egyptian mother goddess

Ka
Egyptian name for the vital force of life

Maat
Egyptian goddess of truth and justice

Min
Egyptian fertility god

Mut
Wife of Amen, mother of Khons

Nephthys Egyptian goddess of the dead

Nut
Egyptian goddess of the sky and of the heavens

Osiris
Egyptian god of the underworld and of vegetation

Qetesh
Goddess of love and beauty

Re
Egyptian sun god

Selket
Scorpion goddess, helper of women in childbirth

Set
Egyptian god of chaos

Shu
Egyptian god of the air

Sobek
Egyptian crocodile god

Taweret
Hippopotamus goddess and protective deity of childbirth

Thoth
Egyptian moon god

Wepwawet
God of war and of the funerary cult

Answer 6

there were not one or two gods in thier culture but there were many isis who was wife and sister of osiris another god,anubis, ra, re, nephthys, horus, hathor, seth, thoth, ptah, sobek, ammon,and many more if u want in detail u can go to www.jimloy.com/egypt,www.ancientegyptonline.com

Answer 7

Bastet: war goddess
: connected with Mut and Sakhmet
: Main place of worship-Tell Basta

Neith: goddess of war and hunting
: main place of worship-Faiyum and Esna

Thoth: god of writing and counting
: main place of worship-el-ashmunein and el-baqliya

Harasphes: closely related to Re, Osiris, and Amun
: main place of worship- ihnasya el-medina

Hathor: goddess of women, sky goddess, tree goddess, necropolis goddess
: main place of worship: heliopolis, memphis, dendara, etc.

Montu: god of war
: main place of worship- karnak, etc.

Khons: god of healing
: main place of worship-thebes, tanis, etc.

Mut: goddess of war
: main place of worship-thebes, etc.

Horus: solar god, sky god
: actually called Hor in the egyptian language
: main place of worship- everywhere

Ptah: source of ethical and moral orders in the world
: lord of truth
: creator god
: main place of worship- memphis

Sakhmet: goddes of war an vegeance
: main place of worship-memphis

Nefertem: god of the sun
: main place of worship-heliopolis

Sobek: god of power and might
: main place of worship-faiyum

Seth: god of disorder, god of deserts, god of war, god of storms
: main place of worship- eastern delta region

Khnum: creation god
: main place of worship- elephatine island

Anukis: goddess of the nile

Satis: goddess of floods

Anubis: god of the deceased
: actual Egyptian name is Anpu

Min: god of travel in the desert, guardian of fertility and harvest
: main place of worship- Coptos
: actual Egyptian name- Menu

These are the most familiar gods. There are; however, a plethora of other not so familiar gods. I suggesy you look at this website: www.godchecker.com

Answer 8

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