Similarities And Differences Of Ancient Egyptian And Christian God

The idols of ancient Egypt and the Christian God share many similarities, but at the same time they are vastly different. People often think of them as complete opposites, however that couldn't be any further than the truth (well maybe a little). For instance, they have both been deeply rooted into civilizations and governments. They both also have an afterlife made for man, however that won’t count as an example because there wasn't really a clear mention of an afterlife in the old testament, which is what we will be using instead of the entire bible. Any who, they are both very similar but at the same time different yata yata yata. So, there have been some examples of similarities presented to you already, here are some differences: First
So, obviously, both the idols and God have some sort of power. Yes, the Christian God has more power than the idols, but they still were/are believed to have some degree of it. The Christian God controls everything, while each of the idols only control one or two things. A second similarity could be the fact that they both have holy writings. For the Christian God you could use the bible (or for this paper, the Pentateuch) and for the Egyptian idols you could use the “Book of the Dead” or pretty much any other sacred writings they made (like the pyramid writings). One final example is the idea of sacrifices. They both accept blood sacrifices, as well as stuff like treasure (Instead of treasure Christians tithe and fast). Now, for the the Christian God it gets a bit tricky. In the old testament, they seem to give blood sacrifices the most. In Geneses alone, Able sacrifices some sheep, and Abraham sacrifices a Ram after almost sacrificing his own child! And i’m sure Noah did some too. Back on track, another sacrifice I mean similarity is oh wait I already listed three tee hee. Well I guess since I mentioned it I may as well say it. They both had chosen people. The Christian God selected the Israelites to be his chosen people, while the Egyptian idols chose the Egyptians to be their chosen