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Descartes holds the concept of the immutability of the divine will
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Is it true that Descartes holds the concept of the immutability of the divine will?
Yes. 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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Explores Descartes's position that God's will is immutable and cannot be changed.
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CUNNING, D. (2003). Descartes on the immutability of the divine will. peer-reviewed literature. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0034412502006261
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Discusses divine immutability as a foundational concept in Descartes's philosophy and physics.
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Devillairs, L. (2001). 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. peer-reviewed literature. https://doi.org/10.3406/rhs.2001.2126
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