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Started from the Earth Mother, Coatlicue.

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Started from six beings

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Both of the stories came from darkness

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The human beings were not the first creatures created. We know the humans had to fight with the "cat people"

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The creatures were the first to be created. A serpent was the first to create a human beings.

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The first thing created by the "six beings" was four mountains

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The first humans came from a reed.

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In the both of the stories there is no mention of an afterlife of any sorts

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Started from nothing/darkness

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Started from nothing/darkness

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Taught to grow corn and crops.

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Plants are important in the Navajo just like Genesis. Navajo the reed is important and Genesis it is an apple tree

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The plants were important in the Aztec story because the corn and trees were important as well as the apple tree in Genesis.

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The first food was corn. The people grew corn.

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God (Old Testament) and Coatlicue (Aztec).

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The creators are not required to make other life, but choose too

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The first thing created by the Earth Mother were the seas and land

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The humans went on a journey to get to the earth. The earth was not their first choice.

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In both stories the humans know their creator

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The Earth started from the Earth Mother, Coatlicue, being killed and pushed into the seas and that was what created the land.