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    The Yahwist Analysis

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    there are two creation stories portrayed in Genesis. The first creation story is written by the Priestly author and the second creation story was written by the Yahwist. The Priestly author focuses on worship and gives the Pentateuch a coherent framework. The Priestly author gave the first five books of the Bible their final form. The Yahwist source has an anthropomorphic view of God, and gives the Pentateuch a basic outline. The two sources are similar but portray the story of creation…

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    Creation Through the Natives’ Eyes Native Americans lived in many different groups and tribes, and each tribe seemed to have their own view on how the world came to be. There were a vast amount of native tribes, almost too many to count. Almost every tribe developed their own myths with some of them being very similar and some being radically different. These stories helped shape the way the natives lived and interacted with one another. Some tribes and very short and brief stories while others…

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    Astounding In Genesis 1-2

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    Any Christian should be able to recognize the famous words, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” This was the beginning. It was the beginning of life, the universe. Creation is recounted in Genesis 1-2. There is so much meaning in these short two chapters it is astounding. Genesis 1-2 contains a liturgical meaning and a nuptial meaning. Christians know that Genesis says God created everything in just six days. Whether it is actually six days or a metaphorical six…

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    Iroquois Creation Myth

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    Creation myths often serve as a storytelling method in which cultures discuss origins of existence, values, and beliefs. Two creation myths, “The World on the Turtle’s Back” by the Iroquois tribe and “Life from Moon and the Stars” by the Zimbabwe tribe, express similar ideas of God’s tolerance for disobedience. However, the Zimbabwe tribe’s God proves more lenient than those in the Iroquois culture. In both the Iroquois and Zimbabwe myth, God/the gods give their pupils multiple fresh starts…

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    Walum Olum Essay

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    for generations. The story details the creation of the world and the various phenomenons that occur in the world. Nowadays the world has a new theories and stories of how the world was created. There's countless religions each with their individual beliefs and then there are sciences which believe there is a logical reason behind the creation of earth. Walum Olum applied to the Delaware Tribe but is very different than today's idea of the world's creation; which is seen as a much more…

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    similarities. The Creation of the world is one of the most widely contested events in religion and this is still true between the Greeks and Christians. In the time leading up to creation both the Greeks and Christians believed there was absolutely nothing. However thats where the two diverge. The Greeks believed a deity named Gaea was spontaneously…

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    Creation Story Religion

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    Creation stories have been a staple in the founding of ancient peoples religions, the creation stories come in many different forms from many varying cultural beliefs and show many archetypal elements alongside the reason for their creation. The purpose of the creation stories can be interpreted in many ways since the ancient people who created them obviously aren’t here today, however, the literary elements of the stories can be decoded into what the writing was intended to teach. The creation…

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    cappella versions of rapper Jay-Z’s Black Album mixed with instrumental samples off of the Beatles The White Album. Two problems arose from this album. The first was that the record label EMI retained the Beatle’s music, and the second was that the cost for a clearance fee to use the Beatles’ music is extremely high. The record label EMI decided to send cease and desist orders over the uncleared Beatles samples. DJ Danger mouse could not sell the album essentially or else be on the grounds…

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    easy as using the computer mouse to drag the note to the correct pitch. This increases productivity, as the audio does not have to be re-recorded until the artist hits every note, allowing him or her to record more songs while in the studio. If the artist is starting out, he or she also is able to record demos and ideas right in the comfort of their living room due to the affordability of the softwares like ProTools, and Logic. GarageBand is also extremely powerful, and comes included with the…

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    By keeping the creation of the monster a secret, Victor continually puts many of his family and friends at risk. By letting people know of his creation, Victor could have possibly killed the monster and ended both of their despairs forever. An example of selfish secrets is in Chapter 22 where Victor says, “I avoided explanation and…

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