The role of the God/Gods plays a major role in determining how the floods come about and what differences mark each story. Each situation, something arises that angers the Gods. Noah is told about the flood from God; God reveals that he feels mankind has grown evil, wicked and corrupt (Gen. 6:6). This obviously shows that God has put some time and thought into his decision and it was not a purely spontaneous judgment...
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6:6). This obviously shows that God has put some time and thought into his decision and it was not a purely spontaneous judgment. The Gods of Gilgamesh however differ in their reasoning for eradicating all of mankind; they believe man has grown too loud and for that very reason is enough to eradicate them...
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