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The Doctrine of Creatio ex Nihilo
2018The kalām cosmological argument is a philosophical argument in favour of the doctrine of creatio ex nihilo (creation out of nothing ), which states that God brought the universe into existence out of nothing or without the use of pre-existing materials.
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Creatio Ex Nihilo: A FieldOriented Approach
Dialog: A Journal of Theology, 2005: Process-oriented thinkers complain that the classical understanding of the God-world relationship is inherently dualistic. Instead they propose a model of the God-world relationship based on the soul-body analogy. Yet this seems to compromise the freedom of God vis-a-vis creation and the notion of God as Trinity.
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Modern Theology, 2013
AbstractCreatio ex nihilo sounds like a philosophical teaching, but philosophy has been utterly unprepared to offer proper expression for an origination which presupposes nothing at all! Yet each of the Abrahamic faiths insists on such an origination, so it proved serendipitous when sufficient contact opened between these diverse religious traditions ...
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AbstractCreatio ex nihilo sounds like a philosophical teaching, but philosophy has been utterly unprepared to offer proper expression for an origination which presupposes nothing at all! Yet each of the Abrahamic faiths insists on such an origination, so it proved serendipitous when sufficient contact opened between these diverse religious traditions ...
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Philoponus’ Creatio ex Nihilo Argument
2018John Philoponus was an influential sixth century Christian theologian, philosopher, and scientist. Philoponus was the first Christian to make use of the concept of infinity to formulate philosophical arguments in favour of creatio ex nihilo (creation out of nothing ), the view that God created the universe out of nothing.
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An Alternative to Creatio ex Nihilo
Religious Studies, 1983For many philosophical thinkers down through the centuries, the notion of a creation out of sheer nothing has been found to be quite unintelligible. Nevertheless the idea of creation preserves an important insight and needs to be freed from the difficulties of this traditional formulation.
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Is there a problem of creatio ex nihilo? A reply to Pao-Shen Ho
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2020Jacobus Erasmus
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