The Maori creation myth sees humankind as descendants of the gods and deeply connected to the natural world. Humans are considered to be an integral part of the environment, with a responsibility to care for and protect it.
Before Darwin's voyage on the HMS Beagle, the prevailing view was that the Earth was very young (a few thousand years old) and that species were individually created and unchanging over time. This view was largely influenced by religious beliefs at the time, such as the biblical account of creation.
Charles Stanley, a pastor and Christian author, likely believes that Neanderthals were part of the human family created by God, but they were not direct ancestors of modern humans. He may view them as a distinct group of people created by God for a divine purpose, as detailed in the creation accounts in the Bible.
Native Americans were united as one group of people in some ways, but "Native American" is a very broad category. The creation story differs from tribe to tribe. Try being more specific-- do you want to know about the Navajo, the Cherokee, the Mohawk, the Hopi, or perhaps the Anishinabee? There are so many tribes, and so many different creation stories. One area of commonality between Native origin stories is that of all the living things, man was created last. From the Native worldview, this does not mean that the creator must have become more practiced and therefore man is "supreme" among created beings. Native Americans generally believe that man is the youngest and least wise of all created things. This is part of the reason why Native American groups tend to view other animals with such respect. Man must live in harmony with and can learn much from the older animals.
A:I am unfamiliar with any theory of a race created before Adam and Eve. Dr Charles Stanley of the Southern Baptist Church holds a traditionalist view that Adam and Eve were the first human family. Science and history jointly offer a third position. They say that humans evolved long before the time attributed to Adam and Eve. The first humans did not live 'before' Adam and Eve, because Adam and Eve never really existed.
If the world started with Adam and Eve, then according to Christian belief, they are considered the first humans and thus are the ancestors of all humanity. This view is central to the creation story in the Bible, which states that all humans are descended from Adam and Eve.
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A myth story refers to a traditional story that is accepted as history and serves to explain the world view of a people. For instance, there are some African creation stories that believe that the first man came out of a mountain.
A:A myth is defined as a legend with a supernatural element in it. Many believe that the Bible is, in its entirety, true and historical. On this view, the Bible does not contain myths. Another view is that the Books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy and Joshua are wholly or partly mythical, and that myths can be found throughout much of the Old Testament. On this view, the two stories of the creation are myths, as are the stories of the Flood, Tower of Babel, Abraham, the Exodus from Egypt, and many others.
the origin of species by Charles Darwin published in 1859.
myth: a traditional story accepted as history; serves to explain the world view of a people
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The Maori people have a strong cultural and spiritual connection to the land they live on. They view the land as a source of identity, sustenance, and belonging. It is central to their worldview and relationship with the environment.
Because there was a European and Maori version of the Treaty and also the Translator that was translating the English and the Maori text got the text wrong when he was translating it. And also from the British point of view, the Treaty gave the Britain sovereign . Thanks Guys for searching this answer<3
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