To all who know that God transcends His creation, is all-powerful, and neither co-equal with or limited by matter, Gen. ex nihilo is abundantly clear. But for all who worship matter it is apriori not clear.
You have made it very clear that you worship matter and a limited god-man who supposedly emerged out of matter over time much like the Egyptian Sun-God Ra. The god you call holy, and who perhaps you hope to become like, is merely an idol you speak for, so of course your idol speaks against creation ex nihlo but wholeheartedly approves of pre-existent matter.
We agree that God transcends His creation, is all-powerful and is not co-equal to or limited by matter. Ex nihilo is not abundantly clear. In fact, I've proved that it is not even a reasonable reading of Genesis 1:1-3.
Are you familiar with the meaning of the word abunantly? If you can prove your case with abundant evidence then do so. Otherwise, admit you're wrong and go on to learn and grow.
You have made it very clear that you worship matter and a limited god-man who supposedly emerged out of matter over time much like the Egyptian Sun-God Ra.
That is a lie and anyone reading this thread will see that. I am not a idolator and do not worship matter. If you persist then you mark yourself as a liar.
The important thing is that using God's Holy Bible I've proved that pre-Genesis matter is a reasonable and the probable reading of Genesis 1:1-3. Note that you've never referenced any part of the Bible. You made mention of the "Church Fathers", but a reading of the quote you provided in support of your case proves nothing about ex nihilo creation, no support at all.
Fundamentally, you will never again be able to state that pre-Genesis matter is a heresy as it is now proved to you to be the proper reading of Genesis 1:1-3. You can continue on in your opinion, but it is only an opinion and an inaccurate one.