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Tag Archives: Genesis
“and it was good”
In our Western creation story, Genesis, the first book of the Bible, God creates the world in six days. After each of the first five days, God assesses his handiwork and expresses his satisfaction with the phrase: “…and … it … Continue reading
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Tagged creation story, Genesis, good and evil, the Bible, the universe, writing technique
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