Obviously, modern-day Egyptians are Muslims, which is a monotheistic religion similar to Christianity which teaches that the righteous will go to Paradise after death and find eternal bliss. But regarding the Ancient Egyptians, it was a bit more complicated. They believed that the afterlife was a place called 'The Land of Two Fields', and that the god Osiris determined a person's eligibility to enter this Paradise. In order to gain entry to the afterlife you had to have done your best to be good in this world and to have not committed serious sin- the amount of good or bad you had done was measured in how light or heavy your heart was. After death, your heart was weighed by the goddess Maat- if it was too heavy, then you didn't go on to the afterlife and were stuck forever in the limbo of death. But if it was light enough, you were entitled to enter the boat that carried you across the River Styx to Paradise, which was piloted by the ferryman Charon. Also, in order to enter the afterlife you had to have your body preserved and embalmed, and to have your name written down somewhere. The Belief was that the soul consisted of two parts, the Ba and the Ka- every morning, your Ba flew off to keep watch over your surviving family, whilst your Ka went to enjoy the afterlife. Both parts returned to your body at night to sleep until the following morning. If something happened to your mortal remains, or your name was not recorded somewhere, then the Ba and the Ka would get lost on their way home and never again be able to return to Paradise, nor to watch over your family.
They will probablly (problly, probally, sorry confused) die out like they did because of cleopatra. Answer from the awesome arianna!
Long ago Egyptians believed that there was a next life in which they can not die. Now they would believe the same thing as you.
there would be no Egyptians left on earth because they would all die without water.
they would die because it is a drink 4 the gods
No one would, or could, possibly know, as everyone would be dead. Remember the adage ; "I think, therefore I am"? If I'm "not", then I "can't" (think).
they wanted to die?
IDK but I think that u die
They will probablly (problly, probally, sorry confused) die out like they did because of cleopatra. Answer from the awesome arianna!
It would die.
I think it's obvious you die.
you would freeze and die-what else do u think???
What could happen is that the person won't be able to think straight, maybe even die.
Flowers and plants would not be pollenated and they would die.
Well to me i think you would die because wolf spiders are posiness
We would warm up and die as a planet.
Long ago Egyptians believed that there was a next life in which they can not die. Now they would believe the same thing as you.
we well not get oxygen and all earth get die