How did the humans view the god or goddess-worship, fear

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Question: Select a god or goddess from one of the cultures we have discussed and explore him or her further. To start, explain who the god or goddess is and what myth he or she is part of. Then discuss what role he or she played in the culture. How did the humans view the god or goddess-worship, fear, both?! Can you see that god or goddess in other cultures, either literally or through influence? Do you see him or her or his or her influence in contemporary or modern culture?

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