You have done some very good thinking on these subjects.
When you actually learn about entropy, physics, and math, and develop your psychic abilities in the meantime, your mind will blossom, opening to nifty ideas like a flower. You are already on the right track, IMO, and you might want to put on your flak-jacked if you go much further with such ideas.
My concept of “soul” is different from Christian beliefs, especially regarding its intimate relationship with physics principles. Also, I do not attribute its creation to any God. To avoid confusion, in my book I use beon as a unique word for it. Here, I’ve taken to putting “soul” in quotes.
My description of creation includes “soul-stuff” and energy existing independently of one another. In this scheme, all beons, or “souls” are made of the same stuff. However, this does not make them the same, no more than being made from eukaryotic cells makes elephants and butterflies, or brains and livers the same. Consider the vast differences at every level between different humans who share pretty much the same genomes.
I propose that the differences between God and ourselves is vast, but perhaps the difference between God and Angels is not so great. My book will explain that in logical detail. As to Who created what? —mostly guesswork. It is easier to declare what is not created— energy and “souls.”
My guesswork runs along these lines. God created consciousness, which was the hard part, and explains why He is God. He probably created matter, which IMO is the next most difficult part of creation. Its formation into larger structures such as galaxies may well have been the work of Big, Powerful, Angels. The development of biological life forms, ours included, is clearly the result of an engineering process in which both management and the team members have dissented throughout.
