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Two different cultures believe The same stuff but there are changes. In this case the Judeo-Christian believe that one person created the earth. The Skyworld believes that many people have a ability to help create things for the earth. Judeo-Christians and Sky world have more differences than aliks.
The two stories are alike in ways like the animals the animal are there to help the people of their land. Also woman cause the problems throughout their life they make life more difficult for men.
Another one is that they have two boys that are good and evil. the main one that is alike is that they are creating the earth for it to be stable for people to live on. They both have the tree of life the tree of life can help them whether it is

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