[f. prec.] The quality or state of being uncreated.
1648. Hexham, II. Ongeschapenheydt, Vncreatednesse, or Vnshapennesse.
1678. Cudworth, Intell. Syst., I. iv. § 6. 197. Some Modern Sects … do also assert the Vncreatedness of the Matter.
a. 1740. Waterland, Wks. (1823), II. 326. Making a distinction between derived uncreatedness, and underived uncreatedness.
1857. Susanna Winkworth, trans. Life Tauler, 288. God … is equal to the soul as touching freedom, and unequal as touching uncreatedness, for the soul is created.
1877. W. Bright, in Dict. Chr. Biog., I. 181/2. When Arius … expressly denied … the uncreatedness of the Son of God.
