Observe the similarities

Flood and re-creation

• JudaismFlood, judgment, restoration.
• MesopotamianGreat flood and catastrophe traditions.
• SumerianA flood. Ziusudra survives. Kingship is lowered from heaven again, to Kish.
• AnishinaabeFlood and re-creation traditions exist.

Judgment, apocalypse, restoration / renewal

• EnochicJudgment of corrupt beings and the world.
• ChristianityApocalypse, judgment, renewed creation.
• IslamFinal judgment and transformation.
• ZoroastrianFinal restoration.
• LDSJudgment and renewal.

Repeated cosmic or cosmological cycles

• HinduRepeated cosmic cycles.
• BuddhistCyclic existence; cosmological cycles in many traditions.
• DaoistTransformation and cycles.
• EgyptianCyclical death and renewal.

Previous creations / successive worlds

• MayaPrevious creations and transformations.

World-ending then a renewed world (Ragnarök)

• NorseRagnarök followed by a renewed world.

Great ages and celestial world-age cycles

• AstrologyGreat ages, conjunction cycles, precessional/world-age concepts, and recurring celestial cycles appear in different systems.

Extinctions, catastrophes, possible cosmic endings

• ScienceExtinctions and catastrophes; cosmic endings possible.

Periodic reset / apocalypse / canopy opening

• Living RealmPeriodic reset / apocalypse / canopy opening.

Not centered on one world apocalypse

• ScientologyNot centered on one world apocalypse.

Succession or flood stories, not one apocalypse

• GreekDivine succession and catastrophic episodes. Not one universal apocalypse.
• IrishInvasions, floods, and the end of a people’s age appear in Irish legend.

Universe not destroyed; eras rise and fall

• JainThe universe is not destroyed. Time moves in ascending and descending eras.

Creation ends, without a dated apocalypse

• SikhCreation does not last forever. A dated apocalypse is not the center of the teaching.

Not centered on a world-ending

• ShintoNot centered on a world-ending apocalypse.
• YorubaNot centered on one world-ending apocalypse.
• AboriginalNot centered on a future end of the world. Local catastrophe stories are not one myth.

Mandate, dynasty, disorder — not one apocalypse

• ChineseDisorder and the loss of Heaven’s mandate are recorded. Not one apocalypse.

Lower cosmos escaped, not a flood of cities

• GnosticThe lower order is to be escaped or undone for the spiritual. Not one flood of a civilization.

One Hermetic text’s crisis, not the whole library

• HermeticThe Asclepius laments a loss and return of sacred order in Egypt. Not a universal Hermetic apocalypse.

World-turnings, not a final judgment

• IncaWorld-turnings are recorded. Not one flood and not a final judgment.

Past dispensations fulfilled — their own claim

Not a license to rewrite the rows this claim points at.

• BaháʼíEarlier religious cycles are said to be fulfilled, not repeated as equal kalpas.