The creation of humanity varies across mythologies, with stories like the Adam and Eve narrative in Judeo-Christian traditions or the Pandora myth in Greek lore. These tales often highlight themes of divine intervention and the inherent nature of humankind. For example, the Enuma Elish from Babylon speaks of humanity being created to serve the gods, while others portray humans as a reflection of divine attributes. Each narrative reveals the cultural context in which it arose, emphasizing differing beliefs about the origins and purpose of human life.