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This thesis examines divine creation as a finite process, challenging traditional notions of an omnipotent creator.

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Creation as Terminal Expenditure: God as The Cost of Existence

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This thesis examines divine creation as a finite process, challenging traditional notions of an omnipotent creator.
Analyzed biological precedents, focusing on the life cycle of the eel and maternal mortality in animals.
Developed a conceptual model contrasting gods seen as eternal with a finite creator consumed by creation.
Proposed that the universe is a residue of divine expenditure rather than sustained by divine oversight.
Argued that meaning, morality, and responsibility emerge from the process of inheritance, not divine intention.

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This thesis reinterprets divine creation as a complete expenditure, suggesting a new view of existence's origins.

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