Why were Egyptian religious beliefs so important in history? the belief that the pharaoh, who was both a god and king, was responsible for the welfare of all people the belief that the body of the ruler must be preserved through mummification the belief that babies had to baptized in the water of the Nile to join the pharaoh's church, leading to the Christian practice of baptism to remove original sin the first religion that emphasized ethical behavior

Why were Egyptian religious beliefs so important in history? the belief that the pharaoh, who was both a god and king, was responsible for the welfare of all people the belief that the body of the ruler must be preserved through mummification the belief that babies had to baptized in the water of the Nile to join the pharaoh's church, leading to the Christian practice of baptism to remove original sin the first religion that emphasized ethical behavior