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When was The God of Small Things created?
The God of Small Things was created in 1997.
God created living things?
God is held by many different religions to be the creator of all things. But, as these Gods are all viewed differently by their respective religions, you would need to say which God you are thinking about... the Christian God, the Shinto God, the ancient Greek Gods, the Inca God.... and so on.
Who created the earth-?
It depends on your opinion. My opinion is that God created the Earth but other people believe differently its all up to your own beliefs.
When was Differently created?
Differences was created in 2000.
What does the name creator tell us of god?
The word creator means won who created all things, andit fits for god , as he has created all things.
What god gets worshiped by judaism?
The One God, who created all things.
What are some of the nonliving things that God has created?
this is the answer. God has created everything that exists. God planned for a great variety of things in His Creation. In previous units, you have learned something about the great variety of living things that God has created. There is also a great variety of nonliving things that God has created such as water, air, soil, rocks, minerals, and chemicals. We often refer to all these things in our world that God has created—both living and nonliving—as nature.
What are all things God created called?
creation.
What do you call all the things god created?
Living and non-living things.
Who is chukwu in things fall apart?
He was their main God who created things from a tree.
The second thing god created?
According to the Bible the second (2nd) thing God created was the earth. However God had created several things before the actual accounts of the bible. He, God, may have created the angels after he created the son of God (Christ Jesus).
What is God exactly?
The Christian God who created the Earth and Universe (meaning all things).
