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| − | The temple in Egyptian Civilization is a representation of the first place and time, or the mound of creation[http://wiki.sjs.org/wiki/index.php/Mound_of_creation] . The first theory of society was bound by this, and the temple's main purpose was to
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| − | depict the time in which the "pattern of a stable society to be maintained by kinship, law, religion, and ritual was handed down to humankind" (Ancient Origins 114) and to ensure people that if they followed the rules passed down to them, their civilization would suffice for eternity. Ancient Egyptians also worshiped Gods and Goddesses within the temples.
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| − | external source: http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/temples/home.html
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| − | Picture [http://resources.touropia.com/gfx/d/rock-cut-tombs-and-temples/abu_simbel.jpg]
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