The Archetype Of Creation Stories

Every culture has stories about either the world’s beginning or the way humans came to exist, in The Garden Of Eden (Tradition credits Moses as the author of Genesis) the story is about Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, going through the trials and challenges of life, the temptations of life, and the weakness of the lack of knowledge one has when they are created into a place with very little knowledge, in which all can be related or connected to the archetype of creation stories. In the story of Adam and Eve, Adam is the first person created on earth by G-d, he is very special since he was created in the image of G-d himself, G-d created this beautiful garden-- the garden of Eden, the definition of Eden is paradise, which describes the garden well, in the middle of this garden was the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. G-d took Adam to this
In this story there was a literal “serpent in the garden” which is an archetype of the romance genre as well as the archetype of creation stories, because this serpent which is a trial/ challenge that Adam and Eve have to face, he was tricky and deceitful, he approached Eve and asked “Really? None of the fruit in the garden? G-d says you must not eat any of it?”(NIV, Genesis 2:15-17) The reason that this is such an important passage is because it shows the trials that Eve, in specific had to go through with the serpent, which is a challenge and a temptation, due to the fact that the serpent is trying to convince Eve to eat off of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, which would kill her if she did. The temptation is something that Adam and Eve had to learn not to give in to despite how perfect the situation may be. The serpent even says that G-d is lying to them and that the fruit from the tree, in fact, would not kill