Both the Roman Empire and Ancient Egypt made religion a very big part of their daily lives. They did not have the same religion though. Egypt was polytheistic for starters. That means they had many, many gods. Ancient Egyptians believed that all of their gods had something to offer. In fact, the gods were so important to them that they even had little rituals they did for them. For example, they offered up sacrifices, they had temples dedicated to the gods, they had animal cults, they had oracles, and they even believed in magic from the gods. ("Ancient Egyptian Religion") The Egyptians believed that all of those things were pleasing to the gods. Like I said, religion was important to the Roman Empire too, but theirs was completely different from Egypt 's. They weren 't polytheistic anymore, they had a specific name for their religion, and they worshipped God differently. Since the Roman Empire wasn 't polytheistic, what were they? There 's only one answer to that question, and that answer is monotheistic. That means that…