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 . 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. . Click to edit Master subtitle style. The Book of the Dead. The Book of the Dead is a collection of spells and illustrations written on papyrus.. The papyrus was rolled, put inside a hollow statue and placed in the tomb with all the other things which the dead person would need for 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.. 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: . Pyramids are the burial place for the Pharaohs. Inside, lots of secret passageways . Your tomb will be richly decorated. The afterlife is just like life . i. n Egypt, only better!. You’ll need all the things you need now, so your family would place them in your tomb. For example, maybe you need a boat . . .. I can explain the religious beliefs of the people in Ancient Egypt.. Based on Ancient Egyptian writings, historians know that people had a positive view on life.. Why do you think they did?. The “black lands” provided Egyptians with what they needed. As a result, most Egyptians did not have to struggle to make a living.. The ancient Egyptians had one great 
wish. That wish was to live forever. 
Egyptians believed that after they died a 
new life began. They would live in their 
tombs as they lived on earth. They would 
also travel to another world to live with 
the gods and goddesses of the dead.. Page . 119: A Source of Religion. . Essential Question: . How . did nature affect Egyptians’ religious beliefs?. Standards. 6.5.spi.11. identify characteristics including economy, social relations, . By Some Ancient Egyptian. Mummification & The Afterlife. I. n the beginning there was the all-powerful god, Ra. He made the other gods: Shu-the winds that blew, Tefnut-the rain that fell, Geb-the earth, and Nut-the sky goddess. And Ra also made the god hapi-the River Nile that flowed and made Egypt fertile. Then Ra made all things on earth and he also made humans. Ra ruled as pharaoh for thousands of years, and it was such a time of goodness and plenty that people spoke of it fondly forever after.. Most ancient Egyptians settled along the Nile River. The Nile River provided fresh water for drinking, food (fish) and trade (navigable river). Papyrus reeds were very useful for many reasons. . The deserts of Egypt and Kush were helpful because they provided natural barriers to keep out invaders. Think…would you want to travel many miles in hot, dry desert conditions?. Vocabulary. Afterlife = life that takes place in another world after death. Embalm = to preserve a body after death. Mummy = a body that has been dried so it won’t decay. Pyramid = structure with triangular sides that meet at a point. 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 - study of death and dying. Elisabeth . Kubler. -Ross’s . Stages Of Grief. Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance. Stages Of Grieving. Identify the stage.. Howard is an architect who has recently been diagnosed with advanced colon cancer. He has recently been hospitalized with pneumonia that developed after his last doses of chemotherapy. The night nurse reports that Howard openly talks about the seriousness of his illness and alludes to the fact he has little time to live. When his family comes to visit, Howard does an about face, chatting sincerely about his plans far into the future..