TFNR - Creation and Evolution in the physical world
Creation and Evolution are the two complementary aspects of Formation. Within the physical domain of Nature, these two sub-Processes manifest their distinctive Properties and dynamics in relation to Physical Entities (Sources—from the Primary Source, the Source of "the whole" Reality, to the infinite Derived Sources that constitute the Physical Universe), to Physical Events, Relations, Processes, Agents/Forces, Acted/Fields, Action, Information, Structures, Forms—the entire Physical Universe in Evolution.
Creation and Evolution are often regarded as antithetical concepts, banners of opposing factions engaged in long-standing disputes between science and religion. Yet both concepts, once freed from the instrumental connotations of controversy and from myopic literal interpretations, and once expanded in their meanings, reveal themselves as fundamental aspects of the Formation of Reality—complementary sub-processes, incessantly at work in the construction of the Reality unfolding before our eyes.
Creation is the production of Existence (Events, Action), Evolution is the production of Essence / Form (Relations, Information). Formation—the synthesis of Creation and Evolution—is the production of Existence and Essence/Form, the ceaseless generation of Reality, the possible transmuted into the actual.
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