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*[[Ontology of Physical Reality]]

Revision as of 18:41, 6 March 2022

Definition

Creation is the causal and variational sub-process that incessantly gives life to the Existence of Reality. Creation represents the Dynamics of Events, of Action.

Creation is the sub-process by which the two emerging aspects of the Source of Reality, the former causal agent and the elementary acted entity, the Fundamental Force and the Elementary Field respectively, interacting, incessantly produce the most elementary form of Existence, the Elementary Events, the Elementary Action,the quantum vacuum, the without form.

Elementary Events from whose organization the Forms and the Universe in evolution incessantly emerge.

Creation is one of the two fundamental formative aspects of Reality, the first, in causal sense, of the two functional aspects of the unitary formative process that, from the Primary Source, leads to the Forms, from the Unity to the Universe.

Beyond any contrast, the sub-processes of creation and evolution incessantly and parallelly operate (co-operate) to the formation of the physical and cognitive Reality.

Common definition

In physics, creation is the opposite of annihilation. In theology, creation is the act by which God or more deities or heavenly beings give rise to things from nothing; the Creation par excellence is the creation of the universe (see the entries Cosmogony, Myth of Creation). By extension: the invention, ideation or execution of a work or an innovative object through an act of creativity. (Link to Wikipedia page: Creation).

See also

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

Classification