Creation myths vary significantly across cultures, reflecting unique worldviews and existential questions. While some, like the Judeo-Christian narrative of Genesis, emphasize a linear progression from chaos to order, others, such as many Indigenous creation stories, highlight cyclical patterns of creation and renewal. These myths can involve various forces or deities, explaining the origins of the earth, humanity, and the cosmos. By exploring these differences, one can discern how diverse societies interpret their existence, purpose, and relationship with the natural world.