Question

although there are no beings truly analogous to an all - powerful and loving god in diné worldview this is the closest to the idea as discussed in our text. born for water and hozho four sacred peaks monster slayer and hocho changing woman question 11 2 pts this supernatural force in diné culture sustains and animates human beings. the loss of this is equated with death in human beings. first woman and first man coyote holy wind hózhó

Explanation:

In Diné (Navajo) culture, Changing Woman is often seen as a central and powerful figure with nurturing - like qualities, closest to an all - powerful and loving entity. Holy Wind is considered a supernatural force that sustains and animates human beings, and its loss is equated with death.

Answer:

First question: D. Changing Woman
Second question: C. Holy Wind