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    A ruler whose domain contains genuinely uncaused events h... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Attributing world badness to uncaused events diminishes God's ruling power

    A ruler whose domain contains genuinely uncaused events has diminished ruling power

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    Attributing world badness to uncaused events diminishes God's ruling powerGod is the ruling power over the cosmosIf events occur without cause, they fall outside God's causal governance

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    Further, the existence of a pre-cosmic non-rational soul is suggested also if one considers the world soul and the human soul in conjunction. Already the Timaeus (34c, 41d-e, 69c) suggests a relation between the two. Plutarch takes the human soul to be derivative from the world soul, which means that their natures are similar (De an. procr. 1025A-D; see below, sect. 5). In Republic 4, in the Phaedrus and also in the Timaeus it is argued that the human soul has a rational and a non-rational asp

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