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What does the Hindu mythology say about the process of creatio...
English, 19.03.2020 08:16 emmanuelcampbel
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What does the Hindu mythology say about the process of creation and destruction of the earth?
A.
It is a random process.
B.
It is a continuous process.
C.
It is a one-time event.
D.
It repeats every 100 years.
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