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ATISHIYA, And The Miraculous Sneeze! For any myth to begin there has to be a supreme power to reign over the existence of whatever is present. So there were Gaya and Kaya, the two mighty gods ruling t… more →
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What Students Want and How to Design for It: A Reflection on Online Teaching
jimskcc wrote 6 hours ago: By Judith McDaniel Editor, Web-based Course Design I just finished teaching my Women in Western Cult … more →
Pots and Pans Stone, Greenfield, Lancashire
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megalithix wrote 1 week ago: Legendary Rocks: OS Grid Reference – SE 009 050 Also Known as: Druid Stone Getting Here De … more →
Ao & Po
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Christopher wrote 3 weeks ago: Well another Wednesday is upon us and the fact that I haven’t seen a movie to review is an una … more →
Biblical Interpretation and Near Eastern Creation Myths
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jonathanwaldroup wrote 1 month ago: There have been a few questions recently about Biblical interpretation, particularly as it relates t … more →
Marvell: Musicks Empire
Matilda Beupine wrote 1 month ago: i First was the World as one great Cymbal made, Where Jarring Windes to infant Nature plaid. All … more →
Gerald Massey's lectures on religion and Christianity
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monado wrote 2 months ago: Gerald Massey (1828 – 1907) was a very bright young man whose poems attracted attention and enabled … more →
Of Gods and Goddesses
ectopist wrote 2 months ago: Our general understanding of the ontogenesis of polytheistic systems in the space which came to cons … more →
Man Stone, Whitworth, Lancashire
megalithix wrote 2 months ago: Legendary Rock: OS Grid Reference – SD 893 171 Also Known as: Monstone Getting Here In ter … more →
The Great NYC Burger Tour: Prologue
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Henning wrote 3 months ago: Eons ago, when the very sky was but a thought and the astral plane black, enveloping, God gave shape … more →
The Nation, 2 March 2009
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acilius wrote 4 months ago: A review of several new books from and about Iran mentions the thinker Jalal Al-e Ahmad and his conc … more →
Worm Well, Fatfield, Durham
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megalithix wrote 6 months ago: Sacred Well: OS Grid Reference – NZ 311 540 Getting Here This seems a bittova cheat really … more →
Cow & Calf (& Bull) Rocks, Ilkley Moor, West Yorkshire
megalithix wrote 6 months ago: Sacred Rocks: OS Grid Reference – SE 130 468 Getting Here Dead easy! Get to Ilkley train sta … more →
Most Popular Creation Myths
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wglq wrote 7 months ago: - God opens prank can with label “peanuts;” humans spring out and populate earth. - God … more →
How Marriage Evolved: Thanks Martin Luther?
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buckingthewave wrote 8 months ago: Well, what more can I say? I read the book (I Don’t: A Contrarian History of Marriage in case you m … more →
ELA 9 Mods 3,4 November 3, 2008
hopkinsnhs wrote 8 months ago: MYTHOLOGY/NOTETAKING Homework: Please read and take notes on the next two sections of the text (What … more →
Cuckoo Stones, Haworth Moor, West Yorkshire
megalithix wrote 9 months ago: Standing Stones: OS grid reference SD 9902 3573 Getting Here The Cuckoo Stones - looking north Bes … more →
Battle Hill Dolmen, Huntly, Aberdeenshire
megalithix wrote 10 months ago: Cairn (destroyed): OS Grid Reference – NJ 542 401 Archaeology & History In a short articl … more →
Primal Myths: Creation Myths Around the World
whatshhot wrote 11 months ago: A comprehensive collection of creation stories ranging across widely varying times and cultures, inc … more →
Creation myths
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Nynke Etk Fokma wrote 1 year ago: Creation myths are based on what people saw – their observations. Many creation myths begin wi … more →
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