What Ignacian value do we possess if we have basis for the creation of everything?

all the things in the world are presented to us “so that we can know God more easily and make a return of love more readily.”

“The world is charged with the grandeur of God.”

This line from a poem by the Jesuit Gerard Manley Hopkins captures a central theme of Ignatian spirituality: its insistence that God is at work everywhere—in work, relationships, culture, the arts, the intellectual life, creation itself.

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explanation:

legislative, executive and judicial