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The aborigines are the native people of Australia. They are dark-skinned.

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−	The '''aborigines''' are the native people of [[Australia]]. They are dark-skinned, and traditionally dress in [[loincloth]]s. However, in the [[20th century]] they began to come out of the interior of the [[Outback]] and into modern society, where they occupy a place similar to [[African Americans]] in America. Very few aborigines still wear loincloths, except in tourist parks.{{fact}}	+	The '''aborigines''' are the native people of [[Australia]]. They are dark-skinned.
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−	Aborigines are generally not [[Christian]]; instead, they tell their own [[pagan]] [[creation]] stories of the "Dream Time", in which the world was created by a giant [[kangaroo]]. Both [[Biblical science]] and [[evolutionism]] contradict the aboriginal myths, though, because kangaroos were not created until ''after'' the [[Earth]] itself.