Tolkien's creation implies an answer: There must have been an animal similar to a wolf, only outcast and evil.
We might suppose, then, that the doctrine of creation implies a correlative affectively toned phenomenology, one which is open to taking delight in the world, in its materiality.
To many authors, writing novels is their oxygen, but even the act of creation implies the impulse of finding willing adherents, meaning readers.
Given Rohmer's love of classical music (he wrote a terrific book about it, "From Mozart to Beethoven"), it's worth noting what the pace of his creation implied: he was able to keep a rapid pace of production for the same reason that Haydn was able to write a hundred and four symphonies in his seventy-seven years and Mozart wrote forty-one in his mere thirty-five, namely, classicism.
A linear order in nature was compatible, for example, with the hierarchical arrangement of creation implied by emanationist cosmology, correspondences between spiritual and earthly bodies, and the literal or figurative ascent of the soul or mind toward God.
Cosmogony and creation myth are used as synonyms, yet properly speaking, cosmogony is a preferable term because it refers to the origin of the world in a neutral fashion, whereas creation myth implies a creator and something created, an implication unsuited to a number of myths that, for example, speak of the origin of the world as a growth or emanation, rather than an act.
The trade creation effect implies that the removal (or reduction) of policy trade barriers (e.g., tariffs) between RTA member countries leads to an increase in international trade flows between them, displacing less efficient domestic production.
In some myths, an asexual mode of creation is implied; a child, for example, appears from the bud of a tree or from a split fruit, or man is a featherless bird sent from the sky.
There it generated considerable interest, because at a time when most people in England still believed in the Biblical account of creation, which implied that the Earth was only a few thousand years old, it raised questions about the history of living things and of the Earth itself.
The concept implies creation of a framework for a component-based software design first.
Producing such "usable science" (Glantz 2004) also implies creation of feedback loops from the forecast users to the climate experts.
