Creation stories across various mythologies often share common themes, such as the emergence of the universe from chaos or the divine will of a creator. In Mesopotamian myths, for instance, the god Marduk creates the world from the body of the slain goddess Tiamat. In contrast, Hindu mythology speaks of Brahma emerging from the cosmic ocean, while in Christianity, God creates the world in six days. These narratives illustrate how different cultures conceptualize cosmology and human existence.