Creation Mths In an effort to explain the seemingly unexplainable, creation myths were created. These myths made sense in their specific time period and.

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Creation Mths In an effort to explain the seemingly unexplainable, creation myths were created. These myths made sense in their specific time period and culture. These stories are known today as “Creation Myths.”

Birth Egg Often a jumbled mass of components which serve as the first elements of life Childbirth Male or Female gods give birth to children Natural Unusual

Mother and Father Very common in many world cultures Mother usually earth Life emerges from earth/womb Father usually sky Sense of unity created (marriage)

Genealogy The first god born did not always create the world. Often, his or her children decided to fill the world with life. The parents’ work was finished by the child.

Supreme Beings Most cultures revered a pantheon of supreme beings (polytheistic) Some cultures revered a single creator (monotheistic)

Earth-Diver Myths Many stories allude to a time when the earth was covered by water many myths feature a creature diving into the water to retrieve some earth to grow and form the Earth

Animal/Human Relationships Animals played key roles in many Creation Myths often viewed as equal to humans often reflect feelings of culture for animals

Night, Fear, Fire, and Sin In the creation myths of many cultures, darkness represents fear the setting of the sun brought on fear and chaos this fear and chaos was sometimes represented as fire

An Instruction, a Sin, and the Consequence Many creation myths consist of at least one of these elements The consequence is often what causes pain, hunger, disease, and all other evils which plague the earth

Creation of Man Created by a god or supernatural being Establishes: a connection between human beings and the supernatural world the place of humans in the hierarchy of life in the universe (below gods, above animals)

Creation of Geographical Features Many legends offer explanations for the formation of mountains, valleys, oceans, rivers, etc.

Creation of Lesser Creatures (animals, plants insects, etc.) Almost all creation stories account for the existence of the forms of life that inhabit the planet. May also explain the physical characteristics of the animals.