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aka Occasionalism

Jay Dyer critiques occasionalism as it suggests God directly causes every event every moment, leading to challenges with the law of identity.

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  1. Jay critiques occasionalism, explaining that it means every event is directly willed by Allah, creating a predestinarian view of good and evil.

  2. Jay critiques occasionalism as a metaphysic that leads to absurd conclusions about God's role in creation and evil.

  3. Jay Dyer critiques occasionalism as it suggests God directly causes every event every moment, leading to challenges with the law of identity.

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