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I personally believe God directly only created Adam and Eve and the original animals in the creation of Genesis in their flawless beauty and perfection. Since it says God rested (Stoped) once everything He made was finished.

I don't believe God directly created Cain and Abel and everyone since then. I believe God indirectly creates by creating nature to take it's course, that once sperm fertilizes a egg a child is conceived and brought forth into the world 9 months later.

I ask this because people take scriptures for Ex. Like Jeremiah where it says before I formed you in the womb I knew you among other scriptures to think God directly created us when we were conceived by our parents.

Adam and Eve were the only perfect humans ever created. Every human after them had physical blemishes or defects of some kind and what not. God's work is perfect, He doesn't create junk. God doesn't create children born blind, deaf, missing fingers, twins with joint heads etc in the womb. That's all cause nature has fallen and been corrupted through sin.

Deuteronomy 32:3-4: For I proclaim the name of the Lord. Ascribe greatness to our God. He is the Rock, His work is perfect; For all His ways are justice, A God of truth and without injustice; Righteous and upright is He.

QuestionWhy did God create the world? Christianity:: An infinite, all-powerful God complete within himself, should not need to create anything.'The world was made for the glory of God. ... he creates the world in order to manifest his perfection through the benefits which he bestows on creatures.' (It sure sounds like he is not complete without the act of creation.) Islam::'the act of creation is a consequence of the divine attribute of being the Creator' (Sounds circular). 'He created us for the purpose of worshiping Him, Alone and without any partners.' (Sounds needy) 'He created us in order to test us by giving us free will'. (Silly reason). Hinduism:: Creation is God's 'leela' (divine play). He creates and destroys endlessly as a form of play (not as a form of amusement, but as something interesting to engage in). Whether this is true or not, it is a direct answer and fits quite well with an almighty God complete in himself - thus, Creation is not out of need or for a specific purpose but as a form of play. for more information vist https://hinduism-christianity-islam.info/