How God created the universe- creation stories, myths around the world

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How about creation stories that predate the God of the bible and Koran?

Jehovah Yahweh is not older than 4,000 years old. Yahweh is a junior God


There are thousands of creation stories and mythologies around the world. Most of them predate the bible and Koran creation myths. In fact, most of them are more interesting. 

Africans have been in the world for millions of years before any other race and we created creation stories when there was no Yahweh, no Allah, no god called "God." According to history, the god Yahweh is not older than 4,000 years old, whereas the God Amen, Ra, Osiris predate Yahweh by at least 5,000 years old. 

The ancient Egyptian creation myth and the Dogon creation myths predate the bible creation myth by thousands of years. The Dogon creation myth is the source of the big bang theory, which is nothing but a modern creation mythology.

Let me present to you creation stories from around the world. Remember, this is just a few I could find online.

Chinese creation myth- China

Aztec creation myth- Mexico

Koran creation myth- Arabia

Babylonian creation myth- Babylon


Japanese creation myth- Japan


Hindu creation myth- India

Dogon creation myth- Mali

Bible creation myth- Mesopotamia (Palestine/Israel)

Mayan creation myth- South America

Yoruba creation myth- Nigeria

Greek creation myth- Greece

Zulu creation myth- South Africa

Najavo creation myth- South America

Maori creation myth- New Zealand


Inca creation myth- Mexico


Egyptian creation myth- Egypt

Norse creation myth- Scandinavia


Sumerian creation myth- Mesopotamia


The book of Ra


The book of Ra is a book where the story of the earliest creation story of the ancient black Egyptians who lived around the river Nile is written. It was from this story and the Dogon creation story that the Bible, Koran, and all other religions and cultures around the world plagiarized their stories from our ancient African ancestors who migrated around the world to occupy and become the many nations in the world today. 

Therefore, it is foreigners and their Gods that should worship us Africans instead because we created them!! It is not for us Africans to worship Yahweh or Allah or Jesus. It is incumbent on Yahweh, Allah, Jesus to worship us Africans. But we've been blackmailed, deceived and enslaved and our power taken away from us during many years of slavery and colonialism. 

Finally, no other civilization in the history of the world has ever invested more time investigating the concept of God, life, death than the ancient Egyptians. Therefore, they're the ones that anybody should listen to if any creation story or questions of life or death is to be believed. 

Below is a list of books on the creation of the universe from the perspective of the ancient Egyptians. The first two is about creation. The last one is about what ancient people believed, long time before the coming of religions.




Religion is a corruption of spiritually. All religions are degenerated spiritual system. All religions are fake!! 

My people, wake up!!


Africason

Africason is a die-hard believer in Africa.
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