The 'weak sense' of causal sufficiency is under-specified: if other necessary conditions are permitted, God's volition may be merely one among several jointly sufficient causes, not a privileged one.

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God's volition(discussing theological arguments about God's role in causation): God's will or act of choosing; the philosophical concept of God's ability to decide and make things happen.
Jointly sufficient causes(explaining when multiple factors work together to cause an effect): Multiple things that together have enough power to make something happen, even though none of them alone could do it—like how both oxygen AND fuel AND heat together cause fire.
Necessary conditions(as used in logic and philosophy): Something that must be present for something else to happen—like how oxygen is a necessary condition for fire to exist.
Privileged(suggesting that body size shouldn't be treated as more important than other properties): Given special treatment or considered more important or fundamental than other things.

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