According to ancient egyptian beliefs, what determined the course of a person’s afterlife? the weight of the person’s heart the depth of the person’s thoughts the clarity of the person’s soul the balance of the person’s mind

the correct answer is A

The correct answer is A) the weight of the person's heart.

According to ancient Egyptian beliefs, what determined the course of a person afterlife was the weight of the person's heart.

Egyptians were very religious people that followed the instructions of their many gods and deities. Egyptians believed in the afterlife. To keep with their path afterlife, they had to be good persons in life because they knew they would be judged in the afterlife. They would have their heart measured. They would put their heart on one side of the balance and a feather on the other side of the balance. So the weight of the person's heart would determine if he/she was a good person in life and could continue through his/her path in the afterlife.

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