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    This anticipation guide presents 10 statements about various mythological concepts and asks the reader to indicate their level of agreement before and after reviewing evidence. The statements cover topics like gods and goddesses from different mythologies, including Ishtar and Zeus, as well as broader concepts like the origins of the world, humans, and early religious worship involving elements and mother goddesses. Readers are prompted to re-evaluate their level of agreement after considering evidence provided for each statement.

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    This anticipation guide presents 10 statements about various mythological concepts and asks the reader to indicate their level of agreement before and after reviewing evidence. The statements cover topics like gods and goddesses from different mythologies, including Ishtar and Zeus, as well as broader concepts like the origins of the world, humans, and early religious worship involving elements and mother goddesses. Readers are prompted to re-evaluate their level of agreement after considering evidence provided for each statement.

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    This anticipation guide presents 10 statements about various mythological concepts and asks the reader to indicate their level of agreement before and after reviewing evidence. The statements cover topics like gods and goddesses from different mythologies, including Ishtar and Zeus, as well as broader concepts like the origins of the world, humans, and early religious worship involving elements and mother goddesses. Readers are prompted to re-evaluate their level of agreement after considering evidence provided for each statement.

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    Anticipation Guide

    Before After
    Agree Disagree Statement and Evidence Agree Disagree
    1.Ishtar is the Goddess of love and went
    to the underworld to rescue her dead
    husband.

    Evidence:
    2. Zeus was essentially a sky god.

    Evidence:
    3. Agni’s stomach is full because fire
    devours everything.

    Evidence:
    4. The great flood is caused either by a
    deluge of rain, as in the Noah story.

    Evidence:
    5. Scientists believe that the world began
    by a big explosion.

    Evidence:
    6. The sun and the moon were a subject to
    many myths.

    Evidence:
    7. All mythologies tell how the first human
    beings were made.

    Evidence:

    8. Most mythologies tell of one god who


    reigns supreme over all others.

    Evidence:

    9. Fire, air, earth, and water are the four


    elements.

    Evidence:

    10. Worship of the Great Mother Goddess,


    often identified as the earth, has been
    part of many religions since the dawn of
    humanity.

    Evidence:

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