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    many of these people would need to take several trips on foot to gather the materials needed and travel on uneven dirt paths or mountains that are dangerous. In many aspects of the world there are different cultures that progressed over time. In the Creation stories from around the world the myths are from religious views and cultural background. They all have a way of telling individuals how the earth was created and how we came to be in the world. Animals showed the humans how to work together…

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    In the reading from parallel myths, The Thoughts of Brahma is a creation story based on the beginning of Brahma, the creator. In this text Brahma leaves his kingdom to experience enlightenment for his life. By doing this Brahma falls into a meditated state, which his mind creates beings that transform him. Brahma first encounters the elemental substance of darkness (tamas), which brought storms to tempt Brahma to give up his journey and distract him. He denies this God of darkness and abandons…

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    social, economic, environmental, but the most terrible crisis - moral. Therefore, it is necessary to educate the younger generation on the basis of national traditions. The traditions of the people - this is what most fully reflects its spiritual character and inner peace. Less often, they are like a frozen ritual celebration form, dressed in archaic…

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    We’ve all known about urban legends, whether we believe they are true or untrue, they've always been familiar to the public. Urban legends have existed for a long period of time through different fables and folktales told by various people. The verification of an urban legend can remain unknown based on how many times it has been passed on and shared around the world; in different countries and regions where each culture varies in beliefs and traditions. An urban legend can be spread and created…

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    Song 2 8-17 Analysis

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    The exposition reflected that the passage was meant to transmit the core values and beliefs of ancient biblical Israelite community towards God, humanity, and creation given that the Song has been preserved, reshaped, and refined over period of centuries through both oral and written tradition. Moreover, this passage not only celebrates sexual love but also life itself as it is lived by ancient Israelite culture…

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    Egyptian Cosmogony

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    Dominate Egypt The world-views of Ancient Egyptian texts and the biblical text come together to give a similar but a diverse account of the creation. Although the Egyptian cosmologies and the biblical text both have a superior being who creates the world, there are various differences in the cosmogony and its purpose, foundation of relationships, and the characteristics of God or gods that aid in understanding the biblical text through the Egyptian texts. In the Memphite Theology and in…

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    Earth”, and ,“Coyote Steals Fire”, there are some similarities and differences in both stories. There are some similarities between ,”How Stories Came to Earth”, and ,”Coyote Steals Fire”. One Similarity that the stories have is that both the main characters are small animal-like beings. For example Anansi in ,”How Stories Came to Earth”, is a talking spider and Coyote in ,”Coyote Steals Fire”, is a talking coyote. The second similarity is that both goals of the stories helped benefit society.…

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    Iroquois Creation Story

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    Achieving Author’s Purpose: A Successful Creation Myth Have you ever wondered how Earth came to be? Everyone has heard of different creation stories whether they were fictional or reasonable stories. “The World on the Turtle’s Back” is a an Iroquois creation story that displays the Earth beginning, and the balance of “good” and “evil.” “Creation stories often serve many purposes. According to Larry Evers and Paul Pavich, scholars of Native American literature, such stories’ remind people of…

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    The Forces of Creation From a long time ago, myths were created to provide an explanation about nature, the birth of the universe and other phenomena that are not easy to understand. Some cultures adopt different facts to find such explanation. The book of Genesis explains about the beginning and creation of nature (15); meanwhile, the Chinese beliefs are based on a cosmic egg that mix the two forces of the Yin and Yang (27). These creation stories help humans to understand where they came from…

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    Although they have completely different backgrounds, the Chinese creation story and west African creation story are both similar in many ways. The Chinese and west African story are both alike in the way humans were created, and the landscape before the earth. In the Chinese and west African story humans were created very similar. In the west African story Obatala molded humans from clay. Also in the Chinese story humans were molded from mud. To continue the landscapes were also alike. The 2…

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