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Creation Beliefs – Native American/Blackfoot and Biblical

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Although most of the Native American myths, stories and legends I have stored in my head come either from the Great Lakes region where I grew up, or from the Seneca people who were some of my own ancestors, back … Continue reading →

Posted in folklore and customs, God, faith, theology, religion, the Bible, what and why we believe as we do, Native American myths, stories, legends and culture, Wildlife, natural habitat, stories and legends about wildlife | Tagged absolute, Adam, Africa, all over the earth, all-knowing, all-powerful, ancestors, biblical, Blackfoot, bobcat, breath of life, breathe into nostrils, buffalo chip, cannibals, change of heart, changing the divine Mind, Child, Christian, clay, Creation, Creation stories, creative endeavors, Creator, cultures, development of human species, disobedient rebellion, dogs, dust of the ground, English, eternal, firewood, First Woman, from where we came, Genesis, geneticists, Gideon, God the Creator, God's indisputable word, grassiness, Great Lakes, Hebrew, historical home of the Blackfoot tribe, how the world came to be, how we came to be, human intellect, human shapes, intertwined meanings, Jeremiah, judges, languages, law must be law, legends, lineage, lose immortality on Earth, lynx, Maker, man became a living being, millenia, mitochondrial Eve, mortality and immortality, Mother to all People, myths, Native American, never thought of that, no beginning or end, no end to it, North American continent, Old Man, Old Man made us, Old Testament, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, opposite sides of the planet, out of man, partriachal, people must die, peoples, physical anthropolgists, Plains tribes, plays on words, potter molding clay, potters bench, prairie dogs, put in symbolic form, put out a fleece, rare population of Montana lynx, rigged test, rise and walk, scientists, Seneca, sheep, Snakes, sorry for each other, spirit, stories, the Lord God, The People, there will be an end to them, timeless, tribes, unique and special people, very human desire, will we always live, wind, woman | Leave a comment

Spectacular Sunrise, Desert Awash in Color, Color Me Blessed, Crayons

Posted on December 19, 2010 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Rising as I always do in pre-dawn darkness this morning, I was treated to one of the most spectacular sunrises you would ever see….and we get some awfully good ones here in the high desert. Words will not suffice to … Continue reading →

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