That's a real fluid boundary between the divine and human realms, if you ask me. But it only happens there, in one spot.

这在神族和人类之间可真是一个不固定的界限，如果你问我的话，然而这种情况只在一个地点发生。

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Second, he says, because humans also emerge ultimately from this primordial realm there's a confusion of the boundary between he chooses the word "confusion"--that's common in pagan religion.

其次，考夫曼说，因为人类最终也是起源于这个原始领域,所以对于怎么划分神族和凡人,-考夫曼选择了异教中常见的“困惑“来形容此界限。

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He doesn't emerge from a preexisting realm. He has no divine siblings.

他不从先前存在的某个领域里诞生，他没有神族的兄弟姐妹。

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What that means, Kaufman asserts, is that in pagan religion there's very often a fluid boundary between the divine, the human, and the natural worlds. They blur into one another because they all emerge ultimately from the same primordial world stuff.

考夫曼认为，在异教概念里,神族、人类和自然世界的划分标准通常是不固定的，三者之间互相影响，因为从根本上来说,它们都是从同一个世界本源上发展而来。

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