משתמש:טל ומטר/טיוטה

- Ex Nihilo**

Ex nihilo is a Latin phrase meaning "out of nothing." It is often used in theological, philosophical, and cosmological contexts^{[note 1]}. The term is associated with the idea that the universe and everything in it was created from nothing by a divine being^{[note 2]}.

The concept has been debated among scholars for centuries^[1]. In modern cosmology, the Big Bang theory is sometimes discussed in relation to ex nihilo creation, though there are significant differences between scientific and theological interpretations^{[note 3]}.

Footnotes

^ The concept of creation ex nihilo is a central tenet in many religious doctrines.
^ This idea contrasts with other creation myths that involve pre-existing materials.
^ Scientific explanations generally do not involve divine intervention.

References

^ Brown, Sarah. "Creation and Cosmology: The Ex Nihilo Debate." Philosophical Studies, 2020.

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^ Brown, Sarah. "Creation and Cosmology: The Ex Nihilo Debate." Philosophical Studies, 2020.

[1] The concept of creation ex nihilo is a central tenet in many religious doctrines.

[2] This idea contrasts with other creation myths that involve pre-existing materials.

[4] Scientific explanations generally do not involve divine intervention.

[Brown2020-3] Brown, Sarah. "Creation and Cosmology: The Ex Nihilo Debate." Philosophical Studies, 2020.

[Brown2020-8] Brown, Sarah. "Creation and Cosmology: The Ex Nihilo Debate." Philosophical Studies, 2020.

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