The idea that people are responsible for creating the social world around them was completely accepted by those who believed that human beings existed by virtue of God's will.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The idea that people are responsible for creating the social world around them is a sociological perspective that emphasizes human agency and social construction. This view can conflict with religious perspectives that attribute the existence and order of the world primarily to divine will, suggesting that not all who believe in divine creation would fully accept the notion that humans are solely responsible for creating the social world.

The idea that people are responsible for creating the social world around them was completely accepted by those who believed that human beings existed by virtue of God's will.

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