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The paper examines how God's nature necessitates generative creation rather than instantaneous creation.

March 18, 2026Open Access

God's Nature Requires Generative Creation

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This analysis argues for generative creation to ensure agency and moral responsibility in evolving personhood.

The paper examines how God's nature necessitates generative creation rather than instantaneous creation.
Analyzes theological concepts from Augustine, Aquinas, and Eastern Fathers.
Explores the implications of agency and moral responsibility in the context of creation.
Interprets scriptural references related to creation and personal growth.
Generative creation aligns with God's truthfulness and relational nature.
Personhood is fundamentally tied to lived experiences and development.
Instantaneous creation contradicts divine attributes and scriptural accounts.

Denis Bailey (2026) studied this question.

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