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This article presents an extremely academically biased view of genesis in the bible it has been argued by scholars that genisis doesn’t have two creation myths but instead a single one that is told twice in variance as was common in other near eastern cultures of the time period this should be explained in the article that there are two views to this
ps. before you bother me by asking me for a source just google it yourself! 93.106.143.242 (talk) 22:44, 2 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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