A creation myth tells us something that no human could possibly have known first-hand. This applies equally for the stories in Genesis chapters 1 and 2 as for the Greek and Roman creation myths.
A written account of history may contain errors and authorial biases but, unless it is entirely fictitious, is based on human knowledge.
George Riley has written: 'The beauties of the creation, or, A new moral system of natural history' -- subject(s): Natural history, Early works to 1800 'The beauties of the creation'
T. Lindley Kemp has written: 'The natural history of creation'
Michael Hinz has written: 'Self-creation and history' -- subject(s): Subjectivity, Philosophy, Relativity, Concepts, History
A:No. There are other, even older creation accounts that come from other religions. In particular, the Epic of Gilgamesh, written on twelve tablets, predates the Bible.
Ottaviano Diodati has written: 'Fasti del mondo antico' -- subject(s): Ancient History, Creation, History, Ancient, Poetry
P. J. Van Dyk has written: 'A brief history of creation'
Thucydides
It may let you know more about an account than a written report. A written report may give you false info about an account while an oral report is straight facts because the person is telling you face to face about the event that took place.
It may let you know more about an account than a written report. A written report may give you false info about an account while an oral report is straight facts because the person is telling you face to face about the event that took place.
It may let you know more about an account than a written report. A written report may give you false info about an account while an oral report is straight facts because the person is telling you face to face about the event that took place.
THE ALLMOUNTAINS CLUB WAS THE FIRST TO RECORD ALL OF THEIER HISTORY
Cyril Leslie Collenette has written: 'A history of Richmond Park with an account of its birds and animals' 'A history of Richmond park'