Every Creation Myth Explained in 11 Minutes

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Every Creation Myth Explained in 11 Minutes

[Seshnaga]

Yall call these mythologies, but never heard of christian "mythology", islamic "mythology", jewish "mythology"

[zakskakum]

Really good video. Very informative. It should be noted that many cultures had more than 1 creation story, such as the Egyptians had 4 creation stories, or how the Book of Genisis has two or three.

[LamiNalchor]

The best one is Buddhism. It does not have a creation myth since all of space has no beginning.

[williswameyo]

In African Traditional Culture, among the Luhya in Kenya, the tribe from, believe the first humans, Mwambu and Sela were created by God called Nyasaye or Were Khakaba who created the world, sun, moon and the animals and plants

[SpaceCatNews]

Suggestions:

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Respect *ALL* creation myths

[Theophily]

Quality work. Can't wait to see more of this!

[urRAWRsoundsfunnyLOL]

Proto-Indo-European creation story sounds like the plot of Attack on Titan 🤣Hajime Isayama you not slick!

[Wrinklehandsbingbong]

Keep up the awesome videos. They are very informative and intriguing 🧐

[williswameyo]

Mwambu and Sela, were like the Luhya version of Adam and Eve, they were the ancestors of the Luhya people
There is also the story of the sun and moon in the creation myth

[Pikog]

As a Christian, thank you for pointing out that the creation account of Genisis is a *story.* Too many Christians take it literally.

[gunboundmagFires]

the Egyptian and greek mythologies share similarities as they are actually inspired from Sanatana dharma(hinduism) where the adhi Shakti mata gave birth to Trimurti, lord vishnu is the god of preservation(of multiverse), shiva is god of destruction., and brahma is the god of creation, they say universe is split into heavens earth and narak when brahma split the lotus originated from vishnu to 3 parts

[winstmuller]

You forgot the Phillippines their god called Bathala. the strory is also good but you will be shock they are very similiar to greek mythology even they are two countries faraway with each other

[Jayeon.morph]

Im cherokee and yoruba. Never heard either creation myth. Parents dont talk about them. Theyre both christian so I suppose it makes sense. Very interesting tho

[flames]

The oldest became the myth and the newest became the real, it explains alot about western societies and abhrahmic peoples who likes to defame other's belief as myth, for hinduism, it's not myth but a truth, also in your previous video you mentioned caste system started in hinduism which is totally wrong, as caste word came from Portuguese, outsiders introduced inequalities among people of india . Otherwise before that, there was no discrimination or casteism, the casteism you talking about exists in hinduism is actually "works made for people", it says everyone has their own work called dharma, just like a teacher should teach children, a doctor should treat patients, so it's like in ancient hinduism everyone was divided by their works karma and dharma, when outsiders came, they gave it a new meaning by saying a brahman is worshipping a god so he must be only superior and a road sweeper cleaning roads must be from lower category, while they are all doing their works, so the brainwashing started and castiem formed . Hope you will get my point .

[miscellaneoussarnian]

finished watching the video and still waiting for Greek

[urRAWRsoundsfunnyLOL]

Yoruba...gold chain...Hm. little do African Americans realize, us wearing a gold chain is nod to ancient African beliefs

[leelee]

...its the same story told over and over again.

[MkhlSure]

so the story of Moses splitting the sea in half was borrowed from the Chinese creation story 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[mememusicproductions]

No Science creation story? Videos like these are good for 1 thing, humbling yourselves.

[kakonthebed]

Hi, these are good, but please work on your pronunciation, or google the pronunciations of words before you use them. “Uthlanga” is not pronounced with a theta sound. “hl” in isixhosa and isizulu represents a sort of hissing noise (it’s hard to describe to non South Africans). It’s very easy to say.