EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY

Summary of thesis: In this research, I will study the myths of Egypt and the basic concepts of the gods. I. Myth A. A. Definition B. History II. Egyptian Creation Myth A. Heliopolitan Tradition B. Hermoplitan Ogdoad C. Memphite Theology III. Worship A. Faith B. Ceremonial C temple IV. God and Goddess A. Good B. Bad C. Responsibility V. Conclusion Egyptian God and Goddess Egypt is one of the oldest and most complex civilizations in the world.

The myth of Egypt is a collection of myths from ancient Egypt that explains the behavior of Egyptian gods as a means of understanding the world. The belief expressed by these myths is an important part of the ancient Egyptian religion. Myths often appear in short stories such as Egyptian writings and art, especially hymns, ceremonial texts, funeral texts, temples decorations and short stories and religious materials. These sources rarely contain a complete explanation of myths, usually only describing short fragments.

All myths tend to start from the original origin, in Egyptian myths this range is covered with God Nun and Anna Nets (an image of women) of ancient Egypt. Essentially, the ancient Egyptians believed that gentleness is basically like the water-like abundance that dominated the life-borne universe. This hydrated material is blessed with mystical features by the Egyptians - its depth reflects the sky and infinity, and is also sacred and a source of every aspect of the earthly existence.

The Egyptian culture is known for Pharaohs and Pyramids, but the mythical aspect of Egyptian religion is not as famous as Greek or Roman myths. Like many other ancient civilizations, the Egyptians worship their gods for protection and prosperity. Unlike many other civilizations, Egyptian gods are not so scary creatures. They are powerful and beautiful creatures, nurturing and guiding religion is not a single system, it is made up of various beliefs and practices. The gods of the field connect the understanding of the Egyptians to the world. Because the ancient Egyptian religion is an integral part of ancient Egyptian society. The beliefs of God and Masami are usually gathered together