He claimed he was a Pharaoh so by definition he was a deity. The Ptolomeic dynasty from 300-30 BC was of Greek origin. I even saw a statue of a white Pharaoh with a full beard while I was there last month. 
Did alexander the great try to get Egyptians to worship him as a God?
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Yo, aight....He claimed he was a Pharaoh so by definition he was a deity. The Ptolomeic dynasty from 300-30 BC was of Greek origin. I even saw a statue of a white Pharaoh with a full beard while I was there last month.
Maybe you wouldn't know this... but maybe you will since you said the exact time period this bytch mentioned... does this have anything to do with the creation of Christianity?
Nah. Christianity wasn't created until Chirst died. Somewhere around 60 AD
What's crazy is that these Ptolomeic Greeks adopted the Egyptian gods. You can see where they either built Temples or added to existing Temples dedicated to Egyptian gods.
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you can see the blueprint behind the creation of christianity, but it was more of a tool used to fight one semetic empire and support the creation of another around1300- 900 years after.. these european invaders adopted judaism, hence why white jews speak yiddish, and the characters are the same but the language is different, possibly because they knew that a culture based on oral tradition and a rich life/death began their exodus away from their land.. this was a process started before alexander reached there.. i may have missed the point of your question though lol