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Al-Ghazali

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aka Ghazali, al-Ghazali

Jay refers to Al-Ghazali's arguments about the indivisibility of God and how the ancient world understood counting divinity.

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  1. Jay mentions Al-Ghazali's critiques of earlier philosophers and the implications for Abrahamic faiths.

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  2. Jay references al-Ghazali as an example of how metaphysical issues were understood in the ancient world, specifically regarding counting by division.

  3. Jay highlights Ghazali's views on attributes and their relation to the concept of 'that' in Islamic theology.

  4. Jay refers to Al-Ghazali's arguments about the indivisibility of God and how the ancient world understood counting divinity.

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