https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6 Made with a wink and a smile en-us 2018-11-01 13:35:39 UTC 2025-02-26 18:56:27 UTC hello@padlet.com knutsonbc https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/299799202 This Word Cloud has the religious eye of Egypt]]> 2018-11-02 14:19:35 UTC https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/299799202 knutsonbc https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/299956178 2018-11-02 19:02:14 UTC https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/299956178 knutsonbc https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/299956994 Religion
I learned that there wasn't any Religion in Egypt that was just what they believed. It's not today where you can believe in something else and it was just religion. The reason why that was because there wasn't different religion it  was what they believed which was they believed in different gods which is polytheistic. So there religion was polytheistic and they couldn't believed in something else because there wasn't a different religion.]]> 2018-11-02 19:04:30 UTC https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/299956994 knutsonbc https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/300179989 Social
In the article it was talking about the pharaoh and the priest in the social class. The thing I learned from that was they had to take multiple steps to get the highest you can on the social class besides pharaoh. Which was, "Purification in the form of a bath took place in the sacred lake belonging to the temple. Certain texts suggest that this was performed twice each day and twice each night while a priest was on duty. Additionally, priests were required to rinse their mouths with a salt solution consisting of natron (a form of salts from dried lake beds) and water."]]> 2018-11-04 14:00:39 UTC https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/300179989 knutsonbc https://padlet.com/knutsonbc/rswdfs5lpji6/wish/300183272 Achievements
Another part of the article I learned from was there achievements making the temples. In order to make the temples they had to led, "The king leaves his palace and arrives at the temple site. The king hammers in two posts to determine the spot of the temple. Next a hole is dug to water level to make the structure sturdy. Then bricks are molded at the four corners of the temple, and the foundation is filled with sand. There is a presentation of plaques made of a variety of materials such as gold, silver, copper, and stone. Finally the temple is ready to be built, and chalk is sprinkled on a model temple for purification purposes." With that numerous festivals occurred and, "Ancient calendars indicate that the god would be taken on procession from five to 10 times each month."
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