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- Secondary_causation abstract "Secondary Causation is the philosophical proposition that all material and corporeal objects, having been created by God with their own intrinsic potentialities, are subsequently empowered to evolve independently in accordance with natural law. Traditional Christians would slightly modify this injunction to allow for the occasional miracle as well as the exercise of free will. Deists who deny any divine interference past the creation event would only accept free will exceptions. That the physical universe is consequentially well-ordered, consistent, and knowable subject to human observation and reason, was a primary theme of Scholasticism and further molded into the philosophy of the Western Tradition by Augustine and later by Aquinas.Secondary causation has been suggested as a necessary precursor for scientific inquiry into an established order of natural laws which are not entirely predicated on the changeable whims of a supernatural Being. Nor does this create a conflict between science and religion for, given a Creator, it is not inconsistent with the paradigm of a clockwork universe. It does however remove logical contradictions concerning the unfettered expression of man’s free will which would otherwise require not just God’s acquiescence but rather His direct intervention to implement.".
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- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Abu_al-Hasan_al-Ashari.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Al-Ashari.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Albertus_Magnus.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Aquinas.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Augustine.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Augustine_of_Hippo.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Averroes.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Book_of_Genesis.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Buridan.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Category:Causality.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Category:Divine_command_theory.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Category:Metaphysics_of_religion.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Clockwork_universe.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Double_truth.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Jean_Buridan.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Mu%60tazila.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Muʿtazila.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Scholasticism.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Aquinas.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLinkText "Secondary causation".
- Secondary_causation wikiPageWikiLinkText "secondary causation".
- Secondary_causation hasPhotoCollection Secondary_causation.
- Secondary_causation wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Secondary_causation subject Category:Causality.
- Secondary_causation subject Category:Divine_command_theory.
- Secondary_causation subject Category:Metaphysics_of_religion.
- Secondary_causation hypernym Proposition.
- Secondary_causation type Theory.
- Secondary_causation comment "Secondary Causation is the philosophical proposition that all material and corporeal objects, having been created by God with their own intrinsic potentialities, are subsequently empowered to evolve independently in accordance with natural law. Traditional Christians would slightly modify this injunction to allow for the occasional miracle as well as the exercise of free will. Deists who deny any divine interference past the creation event would only accept free will exceptions.".
- Secondary_causation label "Secondary causation".
- Secondary_causation sameAs m.0pdn7qb.
- Secondary_causation sameAs Q7443811.
- Secondary_causation sameAs Q7443811.
- Secondary_causation wasDerivedFrom Secondary_causation?oldid=679279649.
- Secondary_causation isPrimaryTopicOf Secondary_causation.