Creation Stories of the Universe in Different Cultures

No one knows it definitely, but the universe was made for unknown reasons billions of years ago. Every culture in the world is beginning to wonder where it came from. Who created the world we know today. The stories that create our world are repeated in various religions, folklore studies, mythology, and science. Similarities are spoken in various languages ​​and worldwide, but all creative stories are trying to answer the mystery of life "where are you from?" Mysterious bond.

There are many different versions of the story created by the universe. In some cultures people think that the universe is caused by the birth of dead creatures. Other cultures believe that the creation of the universe originates from a huge explosion. There, all the elements of the world come together to create huge masses, then breaking through to create life. Finally, and in the most trusted version, the creation of the universe comes from the god who created the world and everything in it.

Every different culture has its own creative story. Most of them contain elements of how a certain high power, power creates the world and creates humanity. Christian faith in the story of Genesis has these important elements like Iroquoir's creation myth, the world behind the turtle. The two creative stories have similarities, but they also have some remarkable contrast. These comparisons show how the two cultures of the Native American Iroquo tribe and Christian are related to life and good and evil, their influence on the nature and culture of their respective cultures, and ultimately as Christian God and Iroquoi It is drawn. First of all, Iroquois culture and Christian faith have completely different views on good and evil, but there is similarity. (Iroquoi 28; Genesis 3: 1-24)

There are many similarities and differences between "Story of Iroquois" and Jewish - Christian version of Adam and Eve. The biggest difference is that in the Jewish - Christian version the earth was created by God and in Iroquo's story it was created by women. I noticed that not only this story, but almost all of the story of the Native American I heard is based on nature. Another similarity is the use of good and evil, the upper and lower parts of the earth in Iroquo's story, and the taboo of Adam and Eve. Women and Jews in the story of Iroquois - Eve of the Christian version are fascinated by animals. In Iroquo's creative story, Enigorio is equivalent to God, Enigonhahetgea is equivalent to the devil.