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As far as we know, the idea of God as creator was first expressed by:
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As far as we know, the idea of God as creator was first expressed by:
{ 1 } - Socrates
{ 2 } - An unnamed Jewess in the book of Maccabees.
{ 3 } - Anaximander.
{ 4 } - Aristotle
{ 5 } - Plato
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As far as we know, the idea of God as creator was first expressed by:
{ 1 } - Socrates
{ 2 } - An unnamed Jewess in the book of Maccabees.
{ 3 } - Anaximander.
{ 4 } - Aristotle
{ 5 } - Plato
It is not clear from the writings of the named philosophers that they had the idea of an efficient cause that brought something into being out of nothing as the Jewess did: "look at the heaven and the earth and see everything that is in them, and recognize that God did not make them out of things that existed. Thus also man comes into being. See page 95 and 2 Maccabees 7, 29.
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As far as we know, the idea of God as creator was first expressed by:
{ 1 } - Socrates
{ 2 } - An unnamed Jewess in the book of Maccabees.
{ 3 } - Anaximander.
{ 4 } - Aristotle
{ 5 } - Plato
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As far as we know, the idea of God as creator was first expressed by:
{ 1 } - Socrates
{ 2 } - An unnamed Jewess in the book of Maccabees.
{ 3 } - Anaximander.
{ 4 } - Aristotle
{ 5 } - Plato
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As far as we know, the idea of God as creator was first expressed by:
{ 1 } - Socrates
{ 2 } - An unnamed Jewess in the book of Maccabees.
{ 3 } - Anaximander.
{ 4 } - Aristotle
{ 5 } - Plato
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