https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd Made with the help of a typing monkey en-us 2016-12-19 16:46:25 UTC 2016-12-19 17:40:42 UTC hello@padlet.com 20jenkinsj https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144352508 The differences are that in the Greek creation story, there is many gods, but in the Christian creation story there is only one. In the creation story, there is one God  that makes everything and the Greek story had several gods make things. The last difference is that Christians created humans and the Greek story created gods. The similarities are they both began with chaos, and they were both unorganized. They also both included day and night.]]> 2016-12-19 17:20:30 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144352508 20caputom https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144352611 2016-12-19 17:20:59 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144352611 20schuerholzd https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144353394 Similarities-
1)both had gods that made stuff out of nothing
2) both believe in a heaven 
3) they both include human life 
Differences-
1) one based on Christianity 
2) the other was based on multiple gods and goddesses 
3)both had different beliefs about how death worked 

We found that both have different perspectives on life and death. Both religions were drastically different from each other, but in other cases they were also similar. We also noticed that humans were a central part of each creation story. Christianity is based around only one God, while the creation story of the Greeks tells of many gods. The final thing we noticed was that the Greek gods all had their own separate realms, while the god of Christianity remains in heaven.


]]> 2016-12-19 17:24:56 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144353394 20caputom https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144353777 The Greek creation story and the Christian creation Story both began with nothing (chaos). They both also included night and day. Lastly, they both had at least one creator overlooking the creation. The Greek creation story had multiple gods, while the Christian creation story had just one God. The things in the Greek creation story were "born," while the things in the Christian creation story were created. Finally, the things created in the Greek creation story were mythical, while the things created in the Christian creation story are realistic.]]> 2016-12-19 17:26:49 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144353777 https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144354955 One of the similarities is that both of the creations were very unorganized. Another is that both were created with at least one god. The last one is that they both were created out of nothing. One of he differences is that there were no monsters in the Christian story. Another is that there was only one God that was creating in the Christian story and many gods in the greek creation story. The last one is that the stories were based on two different religions. ]]> 2016-12-19 17:32:12 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144354955 20malloya https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144355055 There are many similarities and differences between the bible creation story and the Greek creation story. One similarity is that both stories state that in the beginning, the universe had no shape or form. Another similarity is that there was no life in the beginning of the universe. Our last similarity is that heaven, earth, and sea were created in both of the stories. Our first difference is that in the bible there is only one supernatural being (God) but in the Greek mythology there is multiple supernatural beings that create the universe. Another difference is that in the bible God is in charge of the entire universe but in Greek mythology there is a God that is in charge of each realm. Our last difference is that in the bible Adam (humans) were created from nothing besides the dirt if the earth and in the Greek creation myth human was created out of supernatural power or skills.]]> 2016-12-19 17:32:37 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144355055 20gamblew https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144355999 In Greek and Christianity beliefs both had darkness and chaos. Greeks beleved in multiple gods while cristianity beleved in one God. Chaos made evreything no tgod. Cristian's the earth gave birth to the day not God night and day]]> 2016-12-19 17:37:39 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144355999 https://padlet.com/collinsc1/i058wbnac5hd/wish/144356193 The first similarity was in the beginning where there was chaos and nothingness. 
The world didn't have any shape or form. 
Darkness was turned into light in both stories. 
In the Christian story there is only one God,but in the Greek version there is many. 
In the Greek story Earth comes before Day, but in the Christian story day comes before the Earth.
In the Greek story the objects have names unlike in the Christian story where they are just called earth and day. 

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