| Only certain plants were creatable in his time, and most were so genetically engineered that they looked unnaturally symmetrical and linear. |
| But with personal property creatable on demand from sunlight and dirt, it's not clear what the medium of exchange would be. |
| It shows that such a system is creatable with little means, however it gives very little detail about the experiences. |
| But in fact, William argues that this option was not open to God: a world without a beginning is simply not a creatable item. |
| Indeed, it appears that God would of necessity create the best of the creatable worlds, leaving us with no basis for thanking him, or praising him for creating the world he does. |
| The old alchemists, who thought that gold was decomposable and therefore creatable, shrank from the idea of producing the diamond. |
