Multiple Choice
When considering a changing world, both Christian and Islamic scholars wrestled with the question of everyday changes. Although secondary causation worked for most European philosophers, Islamic thinkers rejected it because:
A) It developed directly from the Christian Bible.
B) It gave too much power to God and no credit to human types of change.
C) It took some power and omnipotence away from God making God less active.
D) None of these.
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