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Createdness of The Universe

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Last updated: JAN. 4, 2020

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The createdness of The Universe, or Universal createdness, refers to the debate in Astronic cosmology regarding whether The Universe was really created by The Divine. This debate has been caused primarily by the notion of the infinite nature of The Universe. Infiniteness denotes uncreatedness, yet the Astronist tradition affirms the all-creative role of The Divine in its cosmology, hence why this debate has gained momentum.

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