However, not all of these civilization’s stories deal with God or the gods destroying all of mankind for being wicked and evil. Most of these come from the same area—Sumerian, Egyptian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Hebrew, Islamic, Persian, and Zoroastrian—of the Near East. Of these, only the Islamic and Hebrew myths/stories have Noah as the person who builds an ark that saves the animals and his family...
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Of these, only the Islamic and Hebrew myths/stories have Noah as the person who builds an ark that saves the animals and his family. All of these stories/myths do have God or the gods destroying mankind for being wicked, as well as having one man, his family, and animals escape in some sort of vessel designed to travel in water...
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