Re: What does the creation lack?

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Norm Woodward asks:

> First, what does creaturely system mean?

A creature is any member of the creation (created universe). A such, a
creature could be anything from an elementary particle (as a high energy
physicist would use that term) to an atom, molecule, rock, planet, galaxy,
living cell, organism, etc.

A system may be defined as "an assemblage or combination of things or parts
forming a complex or unitary whole."

By creaturely system I mean any system that is a member of the creation.
There is obviously lots of overlap in the meanings of creature and
creaturely system.

Howard Van Till

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