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Write a myth in your own words. The essay about any myth you want to talk about it but don't overdo it. you can just list the steps. You might like to consider “Do I think…”
• There is a god who created everything
• Everything appeared out of nothingness by random chance
• There had to be a “fall”, otherwise humans would have remained ignorant
• There had to be a “satan” figure to introduce evil
• Only logic and reason have any validity
• People are messed up (try to be a little more specific here…)
• I am a mix of philosophical reflection and psychological damage.
• I am a worthless, miserable worm (give proof)
• Etc
There are many topics, it would be very good if you could try to express your thoughts in a myth, or in a few short myths. so it should express something meaningful to you.
Feel free to be creative and even a bit casual in tone (though you do need to cite any sources you use). and I need 4 pages on this essay.
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Creation Myth Based on the Bible
A myth is a tale or story talking about the origin of the earth, particularly human
beings. Common myths are described as religious, providing the basis of beliefs and
practices available in a particular religion. Some of the myths in Christian accounts talk about
the existence of a Supernatural Being, the origin of humankind, and the presence of good and
evil in the world. An example of a religious myth that exists today is the creation story
(Rogerson and John). The creation narrative or story has defined religious belief, particularly
in the Christian perspective. Thus, the creation myth talks about how the entire earth,
including the external and internal components, and the human being came into being.
In the creation myth, there is an existence of a supernatural being, who is God. At the
beginning of the world, the Supernatural Being started the creation process whereby He
created heaven and earth on the first day, which was covered with darkness, annulled, and
stood covered with water. God then created light; thereby, He entitled the light to be day and
then created darkness calling it a night. God then went ahead to create the land, which he
separated it with water (Coote et al.). The land was named dry land, while the water got
named as the seas....
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