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Descartes holds the concept of the immutability of the divine will
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Scholarly literature confirms that Descartes maintained the doctrine of the immutability of the divine will, linking it to his views on God, creation, and the laws of nature.

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Descartes on the immutability of the divine will
2003 · cited by 6
Explores Descartes's position that God's will is immutable and cannot be changed.
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L'immutabilité divine comme fondement des lois de la nature chez Descartes et les éléments de la critique leibnizienne / Divine immutability as the foundation of nature laws in Descartes and the arguments involved in Leibniz's criticism
2001 · cited by 2
Discusses divine immutability as a foundational concept in Descartes's philosophy and physics.
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  1. Descartes on the immutability of the divine willpeer-reviewedsupports
  2. L'immutabilité divine comme fondement des lois de la nature chez Descartes et les éléments de la critique leibnizienne / Divine immutability as the foundation of nature laws in Descartes and the arguments involved in Leipeer-reviewedsupports
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