# The theology of completion (Teleology)

Most of the content regarding our political completed state has been covered in [the Millennial Kingdom essay](https://theologos.site/millennium/).

God created the *entire universe* for a relationship with man ([Genesis 1-2](https://biblehub.com/genesis/1.htm)).

- The first 5 days were a constructive framework that built on itself:
    1. [Reality itself and its fundamental laws](reality.md), which could likely be something involving Him separating Himself from omnipresence to form the universe
    2. The implementation of physical nature, including the earth
    3. Earth's fulfilled form and all flora
    4. Celestial bodies across the universe
    5. All fauna
- The sixth day was devoted solely to making mankind.
  - Within that "day", God created both [man and woman](https://theologos.site/gender/), indicating the utterly [social design](people-friends-why.md) He has for us.
- The seventh day was God's rest, and the fulfillment of His work through His interaction with man.

Therefore, the essence of nature is subservient to God's design.

- All physical existence, down to the quantum level, is composed of nothing but empty space and energy.
- Life itself is an as-of-yet unmeasurable form of energy, but given qualities that are intended to be beyond our comprehension.

This God-centered design can't be abstracted away.

- If we only look at the structure without the Creator (e.g., [math](math.md) or [most science](science.md)), we miss the Divine observation represented within and through it.
- As we increase our
- Therefore, all qualities of philosophical exploration are only of [value](purpose.md) to the degree that they draw attention in some way to God.

Beyond God's goodness, He is so good that He will also demonstrate His goodness beyond *any* question.

- In that sense, God *does* care about His reputation.
- However, there really is no *need* for Him to demonstrate His goodness, and He has the full authority and right to suppress all opposition to His nature.

However, the entire scope of what God plans is not possible to be known.

- Beyond Scripture, there is very little that we can infer about why God created us or the universe.
- God's nature, however (see Paterology), means He won't keep that secret forever.