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Creation Myths

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Religion

 

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Theresa S

 

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November 29, 2013

 

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University

 

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The Inuit creation myth turns the emergence tradition upside down; the sea goddess is the survivor of acts of extreme violence. Her parents cannot feed her and cast her into the sea to drown. When she survives and swims back to their canoe, they cut her fingers off, to prevent her from clinging to the boat...
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Those fingers becomes all the features of the sea, but she returned to the depths, sealed in by ice. I’ve always found it interesting that where some peoples gave all power to a single entity (like the sun or Judeo-Christian God), while others, like the Japanese and the Maori, created a more balanced myth...
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