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In response to the Pangu question, Jiang says original creator gods should be imagined as asexual, nonsexual, or both male and female because divine creation requires balanced forces.
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In response to the Pangu question, Jiang says original creator gods should be imagined as asexual, nonsexual, or both male and female because divine creation requires balanced forces.
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"and I have another question is that I don't know how familiar you are with the Chinese culture but in our Chinese culture there..."
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"so it's hard for us to say what the original myth was okay the process is this in the very beginning all myths all..."
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