Myths, and Their History

Many cultures have stories telling us how to interpret and clarify things in nature. These special kinds of stories are called myths. The myth is a story that was talked long ago before people learned about scientific interpretation of individuals. Myths also teach lessons that sometimes give morality and explain the unknown secret found in the fertile soil of our planet. People said long ago myths to help explain and understand the many mysterious mysteries they appear naturally.

"Genesis 1 - 11 is both a myth and a history, part of the Bible is not the third one, and it can not be so: a history of myths, or a historical myth." His article Genesis 1- 11: Myth or history? Engelsma presented us historical questions on Genesis 1-11. Engelsma is trying to preserve Genesis 1-11 on the assumption that Genesis 1-11 "The basis of justification by faith and the source of the gospel" is "myth", according to Engelsma Genesis 1- Eleventh occurrences were recorded in history so it was done, but we do not believe that the content contained in Genesis 1-11 is not history, history, truth, but Engelsma is contrary to Genesis 1 That is why. The historic strengthening of 11 may not be satisfactory in his definition of myths, we will prove that Genesis 1 - 11 truly applies to mythological genres rather than history.

When a Bible scholar depicts Genesis 1-11 as a myth, those who are based on faith refer to literary genres that constitute not religious or historical truth. The problem is Genesis 1-11: myth or history? Both terms are subjective and do not deal with the historical truth behind the story, so it is completely irrelevant. So Genesis 1 - 11 is written in a more mythical genre.

For African indigenous peoples, "history" usually refers to stories described by stories, myths, legends, and songs. Myths and history are an essential element of that culture. However, such history is difficult to cross-reference with events in the historical world. But the truth and myths conveyed through oral culture may be as realistic as the truth and myths conveyed through written words. Evidence of archaeological discoveries, carbon dating techniques, DNA etc. confirms specific elements in African myths, legends, stories.