Creatio Continua Latin: 'Continuous Creation' This is a concept within the Christian doctrine of creation, specifically within the Eastern Orthodox tradition and some Process Theologies. It refers to speaking of God’s action

fashioned a doctrine of creation using Biblical, philosophical, theological and liturgical tools. Actually the doctrine includes two related strands: creatio ex nihilo (creation out of nothing) and creatio continua (continuing creation).

meaning of God's continuing creation throughout the domain of the cosmos . God's choice of Planck's constant both allows for the open character of the universe through which God can continually act ( creatio continua ) and conditions the

relationship between God and creation in terms of both creatio ex nihilo and creatio continua . In Peters’ view, giving the world a future is God’s fundamental way of acting as creator. God creates new things including the new

We call this continuing creation, creatio continua . Topic Index Next: Step 3: What emerges well done is the new creation Show Related Topics Email link | Printer-friendly

) and every event in time ( creatio continua ). The quantum nonseparability of the universe is suggestive of the New Testament’s view of the unity of creation. In the process Chiao discusses such ideas as the quantum entanglement of all

literalists insist that creation was a once only event that happened at the beginning of time, Peacocke notes that evolution is compatible with the Christian idea of creatio continua, the notion that God is continuously creating. As he