PPT-THE AFTERLIFE.

JUDGEMENT SALVATION HEAVEN AND HELL HEAVEN AND HELL Christians believe that after death they a re held to account for their actions d uring life If they are deemed to have l ed a sinful life they are sent to place of . Barry Leff There is no single authoritative Jewish position or doctrine on the afterlife With the Shulchan Aruch there was a definitive codification of halacha ther e is no similar work which codifies Jewish eschatological beliefs It is interesting All Egyptians were concerned with life after death. The bodies of kings and queens were preserved and buried in huge tombs and pyramids. . Wealthy tombs were painted and filled with: pottery, sculptures, jewellery, furniture, clothing, and musical instruments. Chariots have been found in some tombs as well. It was believed that all of these things would be needed in the afterlife. . The development . of mummification. Mini-lesson for schools. Ancient Egyptians believed that their body needed to be preserved in order for them to enjoy the afterlife.. Ani. greets the gods in the afterlife. The number of people settling around the Nile increased.. They had to band together and form civilizations.. They formed 2 kingdoms: . . 1. Lower Egypt 2. Upper Egypt. Upper & Lower Egypt. The 2 kingdoms had their own rulers, who were kings, traditions and beliefs.. 11. th. February 2014. Emily . Dickinson . has a laugh . about . the afterlife.. If you ask me, it’s not going to get any better.. “Emily Dickinson” by Wendy Cope. Higgledy-piggledy. Emily Dickinson. Aim: How . was Egyptian government intertwined with religious . beliefs?. Do Now: What is going on in this picture?. Egyptian Society Forms. Separate Villages eventually combine . Form one kingdom . Ruled by . DO NOW: . Carefully read and analyze the paper that you were given when you arrived. Do NOT worry if you do not understand it. We will be discussing it together. . The Embalming Process. Curiosity: . Religion. Greek Religion. Religion in Ancient Greece was polytheistic with many Gods and spirits which represent different aspects of life or nature. People would worship the Gods they found most useful. Many of their beliefs were childlike and came without moral instruction or their influence.. How does this picture make you feel?. What does it make you think about?. What can you see?. What is here that you can’t see?. If death were a ………….. what would it be?. Shake a dice, fill in the blank with the word below, answer the question, and explain why.. Chapter 3.3 . Egyptian gods and goddesses. Early in Egyptian history towns and villages had their own patron gods and goddesses, who they believed protected them. . Early Egyptian gods were often depicted as people, with human bodies, but with the heads of animals. . What is World View?. How a person/group of people feels about and interacts with the world, nature, and God . Anglo-Saxon worldview- grim, negative- they lived harsh lives full of war and hard work. Saw nature as the enemy; no concept of happy afterlife or loving God. Egypt. The people of ancient Egypt did not have scientific explanations for natural phenomena. . They believed sunshine . and . the great Nile River . were . gifts from their . many . gods. The beliefs . Explain the polytheistic religion of ancient Egypt, with respect to beliefs about the afterlife, the reasons for mummification, and the use of pyramids. .. Learning Intention. :. How Egyptian religion impacted the . Douglas Adams Sitting in Stillness As we prepare to create and enter a sacred space let us take a moment to sit in silence togetherChecking-inPlease light a candle and tell us what has been happening