2. Describe how temples in Ancient Egypt would differ from the temples of modern world religions in terms of who could and couldn't enter the temple Giving brainliest

Ancient Egyptian temples were the domain of the gods. Only the pharaoh and his priests were ever allowed to enter them. The pharaoh was also the highest priest of Egypt. He commanded that temples be built as a sign of his devotion to the gods who would, in return, care for the continued prosperity of the land of Egypt. Meanwhile, almost anyone can enter the temples of modern world religions.

answer: a

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