Religion of the ancient Egyptians

The reader of the book's title may imagine that he will find in it nothing but an ancient religion and belief. But the researcher in the history of the ancient Egyptians realizes the great impact that religion and the afterlife had on the civilization of the people, their sciences, arts, antiquities, and all other amenities of their lives, because of the close connection between these and those. If it were not for the religious beliefs of the Egyptians, we would not have seen these temples, tombs, pyramids, statues, mummified bodies, art methods, and so on. The person who reads this book will not only learn the religion of his ancient ancestors, but he will also know everything that his soul yearns for in terms of the secrets of their civilization and their artistic prowess. This will include examining the emergence and progression of the Egyptian religion and its influence on the philosophy and civilization of the Greeks and Romans, and realizing its superiority over the religions of the world, ancient and modern. This book has a value that no one else has. It is a collection of lectures delivered at more than eighteen American universities by the distinguished German philosopher and distinguished archaeologist, &quote;Estendorf,&quote; professor of the Egyptian language at the University of Lezg, author of valuable books, and director of the largest Egyptian archaeological magazine in the world. His lectures received the greatest response.