Definition: Anabasis is a term in Christian apologetics that refers to the belief that God created all creatures from His own bodily creations. The idea is based on the idea of the Trinity - God is three persons: Father, Son (or Holy Spirit), and Holy Spirit. Anabasis maintains that God created everything by Himself through creation, without a creator or being apart from Him. The definition goes as follows: - Anabasis rejects the idea of an eternal and all-powerful creator who created the world in His own image, but accepts the Trinity which explains how God creates (divine) beings using creation. It emphasizes that God is not only Creator but also Author, so He has control over what happens to His creations. - The Bible does not directly address Anabasis or the concept of Anabasis without discussing God's creative power and the difference between the Trinity and individuality in God's creation. However, it is a central tenet of Christian theology and often used as an argument for faith in Jesus Christ.
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