And, of course, stained glass evolved from the first created version
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Evolutionists: what animals are you descended from?
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Skwim
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?And, of course, stained glass evolved from the first created version
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I was making a little joke. I thought the "wink" would have been sufficient.
Skwim
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McBell
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Again mistaking opinion and belief for fact...
Sapiens
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Then your god must be Loki, the trickster, or perhaps:
- Abenaki mythology: Azeban
- African mythology: Ekwensu
- Afro-Cuban mythology: Changó
- Akan mythology: Kwaku Ananse
- American folklore: Brer Rabbit (or Compere Lapin) and Aunt Nancy, a corruption of Anansi (Anansee)
- Arabian mythology: Juha, Sinbad, Genies
- Ashanti folklore: Anansi
- Australian Aboriginal mythology: Bamapana, Crow
- Aztec mythology: Huehuecoyotl
- Babylonian mythology: Lilith
- Bantu mythology: Hare (Tsuro or Kalulu)
- Basque mythology: San Martin Txiki
- Belgian mythology: Lange Wapper
- Brazilian folklore: Saci, Curupira
- Bulgarian/Macedonian folklore: Hitar Petar (Itar Pejo)
- Bushmen/San Folklore: Cagn
- Caribbean folklore: Anansi
- Celtic mythology: Fairy, Puck, puca
- Chilean mythology: Pedro Urdemales ("Peter Urdemales" in English.)
- Chinese mythology: Huli jing (Fox spirit), Nezha, Red Boy, Sun Wukong (Monkey King)
- Cree mythology: Wisakedjak
- Crow mythology: Awakkule, Mannegishi
- Dutch folklore: Reynaert de Vos, Tijl Uilenspiegel
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Sapiens
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- Egyptian mythology: Set, Isis
- English folklore: Robin Hood, Puck, Brownies
- Fijian mythology: Daucina
- French folklore: Renart the Fox
- German folklore: Reineke Fuchs, the Pied Piper, Till Eulenspiegel
- Greek mythology: Eris, Prometheus, Hephaestos, Hermes, Odysseus, Sisyphus, Dolos
- Haitian folklore: Anansi, Ti Malice
- Hawaiian mythology: Kaulu, Kupua
- Hindu mythology: Baby Krishna (stealing butter), Narada, Mohini, Hanuman (shapeshifting and teasing sages).
- Hopi and Zuni mythology: Kokopelli
- Igbo mythology: Mbeku
- Indonesian folklore: Kantjil, or kancil in modern grammar
- Inuit mythology: Amaguq
- Irish folklore: Leprechauns, Briccriu
- Islamic mythology: Nasreddin, Genies,
- Italian folklore (Sicily): Giufà
- Japanese mythology: Kitsune, Susanoo, Kappa, Tanuki
- Jewish folklore: Hershele Ostropoler (Ashkenazi), Joha (Sephardic)
- Kazakh folklore: Aldar kose
- Korean folklore: Kumiho
- Lakota mythology: Iktomi, Heyoka
- Levantine mythology: Yaw
- Maori mythology: Māui
- Mayan mythology: Maya Hero Twins, Kisin
- Mexican folklore: Pedro Urdemales
- Micronesian mythology: Olifat
- Miwok mythology: Coyote
- Norwegian mythology: Espen Askeladd
- Northwest Caucasian mythology: Sosruko
- Ohlone mythology: Coyote
- Ojibwe mythology: Nanabozho
- Philippine mythology: Nuno sa Punso, Tikbalang
- Polynesian mythology: Maui
- Pomo mythology: Coyote
- Pueblos dancing: Koshares
- Romanian mythology: Păcală
- Russian folklore: Ivan the Fool
- Slavic mythology: Veles
- Spanish mythology: Don Juan, The Trickster of Seville
- Tibetan folklore: Akhu Tönpa,
- Thai folklore: Sri Thanonchai
- Tumbuka mythology: Kalulu
- Ute mythology: Cin-an-ev
- Vodou: Papa Legba, Ti Malice, Baron Samedi
- Welsh mythology: Gwydion, Taliesin, Morgan Le Fay
- West African mythology: Anansi
- Yoruba mythology: Àjàpá