cosmogeny

How To Use cosmogeny In A Sentence

• Standard Big Bang cosmogeny does therefore seem to have those metaphysical implications which some have found so discomfiting.
• Then there is another figure in which the entropy lines for cosmogeny are traced.
• In Hindu cosmogeny, all things proceed toward perfection in cycles of repeated incarnations.
• One of the things I don't like about his book is that it begins by outlining a mythic cosmogeny, a mythic beginning of the universe, and then dismissing it in favour of the scientific world view, as though one is redundant.
• Several philosophical objections and issues have arisen from visitors about it - quite apart from its presupposition of some version of a ‘big bang’ cosmogeny.
• His orb itself, or later the god in youthful human form, might be pictured as emerging from a lotus on the primaeval waters, or from a marsh-bird's egg, a conception which influenced the later Phoenician cosmogeny. Legends of Babylon and Egypt in relation to Hebrew tradition
• He was originally thought to be simply a veneration of the concept of air and wind, one of the four fundamental concepts believed to have composed the primordial universe in the Ogdoad cosmogeny.
• Furthermore this cosmogeny that is an articulation of truth, the writing of the cosmic text, is open-ended and on-going, dynamically being continuously reworked. Laughter
• Both these areas are quite hypothetical, cosmogeny because no existing physical model can accurately describe the very early universe, and abiogeneis because the environment of the young earth is not known.
• This linguistic cosmogeny is simultaneously ontological and de-ontological. Laughter