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The concept of the word 'Created' is often rooted in the belief that there is a higher intelligence or something which holds supreme power and thus is responsible for the coming into existence of all or many of the things we see around us. It typically conjures up images of a divine entity or even a point in history when something was brought into reality by an intelligent being. But more often, created is used in a more general sense to mean 'made' or 'brought into existence'. Then, the question arises, who does the creating? It can be argued that the creator may be very different in various situations.