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Aton, also spelled Aten, in ancient Egyptian religion, a sun god, depicted as the solar disk emitting rays terminating in human hands, whose worship briefly was the state religion. : r/OutoftheTombs
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Aten - Wikipedia
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![Pharaoh Akhenaten- “The worlds first documented monotheist,” considered himself the “son” of the sole god “Aten” [sun disk]. Freud, and others theorized that Moses was a follower. Some say Akhenaten was a “](https://i.redd.it/x8t6qbf2o7ha1.jpg "Pharaoh Akhenaten- “The worlds first documented monotheist,” considered himself the “son” of the sole god “Aten” [sun disk]. Freud, and others theorized that Moses was a follower. Some say Akhenaten was a “")
Pharaoh Akhenaten- “The worlds first documented monotheist,” considered himself the “son” of the sole god “Aten” [sun disk]. Freud, and others theorized that Moses was a follower. Some say Akhenaten was a “
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