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Jay Dyer argues that if God's will is necessary, then creation also becomes a necessary action, which contrasts with traditional views of free will.

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  1. Jay states that creation ex nihilo is known through divine revelation and not through intellectual deduction.

  2. Jay Dyer examines the Thomistic view of creation as necessary, arguing it contradicts the notion of divine free will.

  3. Jay Dyer argues that if God's will is necessary, then creation also becomes a necessary action, which contrasts with traditional views of free will.

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