Is Creation a Single Event or a Continuous Process?
Creation means the creation of definitions; therefore, it is a process.
Creation cannot be a single event, because within any definition it is possible to further define details through additional definitions. If we take the creation of the world as our basis, then the creating intelligence, God, defined the fundamental laws, the laws of physics, the laws of life, and, according to the sequence of experiences and the speed of perception, the laws of time perception.
We Humans, in turn, continue to organize our lives according to additional definitions, and we continuously regulate every area of life further.
The same may also be true of physical laws, because if we define something that God did not define, but we consistently accept it, and the definitions created by God make it possible, then in reality we are also shaping the laws of physics.
Based on this, it is possible that during the study of microscopic particles we are actually defining the structure of the material world rather than researching it.
Throughout development, we must always introduce forms of regulation that had never previously arisen, and these regulations must also be continuously developed.
Consider what purpose traffic regulations or internet data protection guidelines would have served two or three thousand years ago.
Creation is continuous, and we shape our world. During this process, the most essential thing to understand is that whatever has already appeared on the material level also determines what we may still define. Every already existing definition simultaneously establishes limits for the creation of further definitions; therefore, it is essential to understand that creation is a process.