● Polytheistic system: Egyptians worshipped hundreds of gods and goddesses, each controlling aspects of nature, society, and the universe.
● Balance and order (Ma’at): the universe was believed to function through Ma’at—truth, justice, and cosmic balance—maintained by both gods and humans.
● Interconnected worlds: the divine world, natural world, and human society were deeply linked, influencing floods, harvests, and political stability.
● Religion in daily life: prayers, amulets, festivals, and household rituals were common, not limited to temples.
