The question of what God has created is central to many religions and philosophical viewpoints. The answer varies depending on the specific beliefs:

• In Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam): God is generally believed to have created everything that exists, including the universe, all life forms, and everything in between.

  • Genesis (in Judaism and Christianity) describes God creating the heavens and the earth, light, the sky, land, vegetation, the sun, moon, stars, sea creatures, birds, land animals, and finally, humans. Genesis 1 (NIV)

  • In Islam, Allah is considered the creator of everything, as stated in the Quran. Quran 59:24

• In some Eastern religions (Hinduism): The concept of creation is more complex and may involve cycles of creation and destruction, with different deities playing different roles. Some branches view Brahman as the ultimate reality from which everything emanates.
• In other religions or belief systems: Creation myths and beliefs about the origin of the universe and life vary widely.
• Philosophical perspectives: Some philosophical viewpoints, such as pantheism, identify God with the universe itself, implying that God is the universe and everything in it.

Ultimately, the answer to what God has created depends on one's religious or philosophical perspective.