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    man was curious as to how he was created and made up a story to try to explain on how the earth was created. Creation Stories were developed by many cultures to try to explain the start of earth. In the Greek and Cherokee stories there are many similarities and differences. Both the Greek and Cherokee creation stories start with total darkness and both us an animal in the creation of earth the nyx bird is a bird involved with the Greek a nyx bird is a bird with black wings and with…

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    The Creation of Tornadoes Long ago, in Ancient Greece there was a god named Aeolus (god of wind). He lived alone on an island which was called Ithaca, where he was able to easily control the earth’s mighty winds without being bothered. For many years he lived alone in this jungle of an island, just watching people float by without paying any attention or thinking someone lived there. Then one day a small life boat landed on the island to escape the crashing waves of the stormy sea. Oddly there…

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    pre-existing at the time of creation. Prior to creation of Earth for the Lakota Sioux the gods resided in a celestial domain. Secondly Australian Aboriginal, Baiame the god existed before creation. Thirdly in Wakaranga African, God existed before creation. Lastly the Hopi, Hard-Being Women deities of the East and West ocean and the sun existed prior to creation. An additional similarity between all four religions is problems in the creation process. The Lakota Sioux creation problems when…

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    In the oriental and culture-rich world of Japan, the creation story starts off with three deities and the heaven and the Earth. Their world at the time the creation story was written is very small. They knew that the heavens and the earths were existing by upon their creation of their ‘world’ which is, in this case, Japan. Three deities had arisen were the “Spirit Master of the Center of Heaven”, the “August Wondrously Producing Spirit”, and the “Divine Wondrously Producing Ancestor”. However,…

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    THE MYSTERY OF CREATION VERSUS EVOLUTION The birth of the universe has been a discussion of Religion and Science. There is, or rather seems to be a stalking difference between the two. Creation is, without a cast of doubt the most profound mystery in the cosmos. The greatest puzzle of all times is whether the universe came into being by some freak random chance or was it created by God who brought everything to being by a perfect design. Scientific evidences found in recent times show that…

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    Although the Greek and Chinese creations stories originate from two different cultures, they both allocate some archetypal similarities as well as differences. There are several similarities in the creation archetypes of the world and the universe itself within the Greek and Chinese creation Stories. Both were generated out of chaos. For the Chinese, “All the matter of the universe swirled chaotically in that egg” (Chinese creation story). While the Greek’s way of creation was by a black-winged…

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    I agree with the statement about creation myths being important to every human society. I say this because in order to know where you are going in life you have to know where you came from. I think that history from countries other than the U.S. play a huge part in the way we live today the way we as people eat sleep breath and think is derived from the foundation that our ancestors laid way before time. Creation myths not only had an effect on society and the way people thought, but on the…

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    Norse Creation Myth The Norse Creation Myth provides the purposes and the origin of the Cosmo’s to the Norsemen. The myth center’s primarily on the creation of the world and the influence of the first three and arguably most powerful gods. However, the deeper and more idealistic meaning or themes provide a basis for the Norsemen’s thinking and connections to the world around them One theme that is apparent in this myth is the creation of something new from the destruction of something old.…

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    Creation Myths There are countless theories and ideas on how the world was created. One method that was used by Native Americans was telling creation myths. A creation myth is a story or legend that tells how the world was created and how people came about. These myths are passed down from generation to generation. The short story “How the World Was Made” is a creation myth because it explains how the Earth was made, the workings of the natural world, and social customs. The story gives…

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    “The World on the Turtle’s Back” is a myth how the world began. The story begins with a woman who was digging a tree root for medicine. As she was digging in the tree root, she makes a hole in Sky-World and falls in the hole. When she lands safely on a turtle’s back, she plants the roots on the turtle after she was given dirt from a muskrat. She eventually has a daughter who has twin boys who compete against each other until one is defeated. This myth explains how the world started and why…

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