The relationship between Hawaiians and their gods

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The paper explores how the development of a society is influenced by food supply, relationships with others, and religion, with a particular focus on the latter's role in intellectual growth. It argues that as people seek to understand nature, they create deities and myths, leading to the development of literature and art. Despite Hawaiians lacking a written language, their rich oral tradition of songs and legends significantly contributed to their cultural progress, showcasing the interplay between imagination and the natural world.