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Prompt 1: If you were previously familiar with one of these origin stories, explore the possibilities reading it as literature instead of revealed or traditional truth presents. For example, if you have a Christian background, how does reading the first few chapters of Genesis as literature complicate traditional interpretations of the stories?

Prompt 2: Which major difference between the origin stories listed in this assignment is, to you, the most fascinating? How is it fascinating (in what sense[s]), and why do you think so?

Prompt 3: Which origin story assigned above was the most challenging for you to read, follow, and make sense of? What aspects of it made it challenging? What did you do to meet the challenge - or what could you have done?

Requirements

Submit a response with these characteristics:

1. It was written by you, without aid from a generative artificial intelligence chatbot like ChatGPT.
2. It does not paraphrase the entire prompt prior to the question appearing in bold.
3. It does not repeat itself.
4. It refers directly to specific moments in the text relevant to your response, and it cites each moment with a parenthetical citation. (Whether you paraphrase, quote, or summarize, a citation is appropriate. You do not have to provide a list of works cited unless you refer to resources beyond the anthology).
5. It provides plausible, possible reasons in the explanations.
6. Its style and sense suggest that you have reread and edited your work for an audience of peers and your professor. There's no need to polish it to perfection: it's not an essay.