Creation myths often reflect a culture's cosmology by encapsulating their views on the origins of the universe, humanity, and the natural world. They articulate the social order, values, and the relationship between humanity and the divine. For instance, in Christianity, the Genesis story highlights the notion of a purposeful creation by a singular god, while other cultures may involve multiple deities with distinct roles. The variations reveal each society’s unique perspective on existence, ethics, and their place within the cosmos, influencing their social structures and cultural practices.