The Two Creation Stories

The Book of Genesis appeared in the two Old Testament creation stories, showing the two stories of the ultimate creation of the world God, its inhabitants, and the most famous human beings. However, these stories differ in terms of literary accounts and conditions of events leading to indomitable and mysterious problems. These stories are an important element in the lives of billions of people around the world, are the foundation of faith, and ultimately persuade people's daily lives.

Greek myths of the Great Flood and Pandora, the stories of the two ancient Greek cultures have many similarities with the clean stories and the creation stories of the Eve biblical and there are some subtle differences. On a larger scale, two sets of myths carry the same message. First of all, the myth of the Great Flood and the purification explained in detail the occurrence of the flood. Second, the myths of Pandora and Eve tell us how the first woman of mankind created evil in the human world through her actions.

The stories of African Bushman and Iroquois creation resemble each other, but their stories have several different elements. I will explain the similarities and differences between the two stories. These two stories have many shared themes as well as all creative stories. For example, both stories start with world peace. Everyone gets along without pain. Then a bad thing happened. For Bushman, people did not follow Caen. For the Iroquois, an empty woman never got pregnant. In the two stories after this bad thing happened, the world has made a big change. Iroquois myth told that after an empty woman descended to the ground, the twins were seedlings and flint, good and evil. Both myths changed