Contemporary usage of word "create"

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Hmmm. Re also has a modern business meaning as well. But there it would be the ablative form of the word res, “thing.” “re” as a prefix is a tough one and can do many things to the root. Its many uses could include “back,” “again,” “against,” “behind;” in fact it could have both intensive and negative force as well. Re as in resurrect could be intensive. The Latin recreare in the sense of created again seems oxymoronic so it must mean something else. Any ideas?
Latin recreare for “replace”?
 
English after all wasn’t ‘developed’ with divine purpose, but for the common man. Even the language of the Church, Latin, is no where near divine in origin.
In any case, “create” in English was borrowed from Lain “creo, creare,” meaning to create, make, or produce. The Latin use antedated Christianity by a long way!
 
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