الموت و المصير بين العقيدة الرافدينية و العقيدة المندائية

Abstract EN

The ancient Mesopotamian man considered the universe to be a cosmic state, and everything in it - that is, the universe - was considered to be individual selves.

The universe was represented in the mind of man in one form, which is a system of wills.

The universe as a whole is coordinated, but it is a society, or a state.

This cosmic state included, in addition to the effective personalities in the governing body, members who had no influence in politics and had no role in the government, including, for example, the human being.

The position of man in the state of the universe was exactly parallel to the position of the servant in the state of the human city