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What does it mean?
Hubbard rejects the idea that God created the world and then abandoned it.
In plain terms
God did not create the world and leave it alone.
What can you take from it?
Believe in a continuous divine involvement.

Where it applies

  • religious study
  • faith questions
  • philosophical debate

Putting it to work

  • reject neglect
  • stay engaged

Questions to consider

  • Does God stay involved after creation?
  • What role does the divine play today?

Another view

It presents a binary choice without room for natural processes.

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