Including animals? Have you seen them, however you see?
If animals continue to exist "in spirit" after they die, I consider it negligence on the part of scripture writers to omit something that important. Moreover, I hold God responsible for that omission.
What do you mean "All creatures are souls because the "god of this world", the Creator God is only "Soul".???"
What do you mean "There is NO "Spirit" in Him." ???
What do you mean ""Spirit" is what separates humans from "animals" ( creatures )." ???
I agree that spirit is uncreated and had no beginning.
Are you saying you believe that humans are uncreated and never had a beginning?
I believe humans had a beginning when we were conceived -- that our soul came into being at the moment of conception. I believe that animals had a beginning when they were born and received an animal spirit, which is different from a soul. It has never been revealed in scripture if animal spirits continue to exist after their bodies die. I think they do but I consider that negligent on the part of scripture writers to omit something that important.
I believe that by contrast to ordinary humans, the souls of the Universal Manifestations of God (e.g. Jesus, Baha'u'llah) had no beginning -- they have always existed in the spiritual world and their souls were sent to this world where they were united with their bodies. Then, when they died physically, their souls returned to the spiritual world where they will live forever.
To me that says that we got a soul when we became a living creature, which was at the moment of conception, before we started breathing.
A copy of what?
You might like this explanation of what happens when our physical body dies.
421. When the body is no longer able to perform the bodily functions in the natural world that correspond to the spirit’s thoughts and affections, which the spirit has from the spiritual world, man is said to die. This takes place when the respiration of the lungs and the beatings of the heart cease. But the man does not die; he is merely separated from the bodily part that was of use to him in the world, while the man himself continues to live. It is said that the man himself continues to live since man is not a man because of his body but because of his spirit, for it is the spirit that thinks in man, and thought with affection is what constitutes man. Evidently, then, the death of man is merely his passing from one world into another. And this is why in the Word in its internal sense “death” signifies resurrection and continuation of life.
Heaven and Hell, p. 351
I suggest you start a new thread if we are going to continue discussing the soul and spirit, since we have veered way off the original purpose of the OP.