Myths of Creation

Myths of creation are ancient narratives that explain how the universe, Earth, and life began. Different cultures have unique creation stories, often involving gods or supernatural beings. For example, in many Indigenous African cultures, creation involves a deity shaping the land and its inhabitants. In Hinduism, the universe is created and destroyed in cycles by divine forces. In Christianity, God creates the world in six days. These myths reflect the values, beliefs, and understanding of natural phenomena in their respective societies, serving as both spiritual teachings and cultural identities.