Harmonic Theism, Symphony No. 1: Creatio ex Concordia and the Divine Arrangement of Worlds

What if creation is not an act of force, but of harmony?In Harmonic Theism: Symphony No. I, Shenefelt reframes the origin and structure of reality through creatio ex concordia—creation as an unfolding of resonance, rhythm, and relational order rather than emergence from nothing. Drawing from Mormon theology, Daoism, and process philosophy, this work presents a layered vision of divinity: an Eternal God as the unchanging ground of light and law, and a participatory God who progresses, creates, and invites conscious beings into collaboration. The cosmos emerges not as a static artifact, but as a living, coordinated symphony.This book offers:A rigorous alternative to classical creatio ex nihiloA unified metaphysical framework linking theology, science, and consciousnessA redefinition of divine attributes as dynamic, relational harmonicsA vision of reality as structured by resonance, not coercionPhilosophical yet experiential, Harmonic Theism is written for readers seeking a coherent account of how divinity, mind, and cosmos interrelate without reducing one to the other.To understand existence, one must learn not only to think—but to listen. Read more