creación

creación

El acto por el cual el Dios eterno ha dado principio a todo lo que existe fuera de sí mismo. También se refiere a la creación del universo creado o la totalidad de lo existente, como a menudo se expresa en la fórmula "los cielos y la tierra" (290).

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