The phrase "accounts of creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various narratives or explanations regarding the origins of the universe, life, or specific entities.
Example: "Different cultures have their own unique accounts of creation that reflect their beliefs and values."
Alternatives: "narratives of creation" or "stories of creation".
Leaders of the Presbyterian Church in America voted today to allow varying interpretations of biblical accounts of creation.
These were considered ancestral beings of Aborigines, and are referred to in Aboriginal accounts of creation, Mr. Tacon said.
Coolly discarding Biblical accounts of creation, the book that he eventually published, "The Theory of the Earth," helped establish the foundations of modern geology.
Fossils pouring out of the mines, quarries and railway cuttings of the industrial revolution were undermining the biblical accounts of creation and early history, then believed literally true.
Nevertheless, the BHA and others are taking elements of this statement out of context and claiming it shows they are really creationists after all, despite clearly accepting the scientific accounts of creation and evolution.
Yes yes, we're all agreed that evolution is true, and that the biblical (or Qur'anic) accounts of creation are literally false and should not be taught any other way in science classes.
Fifty years after the Scopes trial, the ACLU found itself fighting another classroom case, the Arkansas 1981 creationism statute, which required schools to teach the biblical account of creation as a scientific alternative to evolution.
It also gives an account of creation and the first man, Yima.
The Biblical account of creation, in the second chapter of Genesis, can be read as an A.I. project gone awry.
He accepted the Islamic account of creation, that God formed Adam from dirt and infused him with a soul.
The discovery of evolution, for example, is inconvenient to those committed to a literalist biblical account of creation.
