Creation myth

Every culture and nation has its creation myth respectively. These myths develop as each nation attempts to answer questions about human origins and place of residence, or cause to be living things on earth.
Minahasa tribe has a story about Lumimuut Toar and described as their ancestors. Batak people believe that they are descendants of one ancestor named The King Batak.
Lakota people in America believe that before the earth was created, the gods lived in heaven while people living in the underworld that has no culture.

Mande peoples in southern Mali believe that at first there was only Mangala. Mangala is a single creature strong and powerful. In the Mangala there are four sections, which include representing four days a week, four elements of nature, and the four directions (space). Mangala also contains two pairs of twins who double-sex. Mangala tired of saving all these elements in him, because it was god out and fashioned into a seed. Seed that is the creation of this world.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam both have initiated the creation myth of Adam and Eve.

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