The Biblical creation account pays more attention to details: seven days. Specific organisms being created on what days. This definitive sense of time contributes to a sense of more defined and concreteness about the story. In contrast to this, the Mesopotamian myths seem to possess more of an abstract and comparatively unclear account of creation. For instance, in The Babylonian Creation, there is no sense of determinate time in the story. It says, “Days on days, years on years passed…”. With this indefinite sense of time, it is difficult to analyze the chronological series of events, following the linear approach to time humans have adopted. In addition to this, Biblical creation is strictly monotheistic, while practically all other Mesopotamian