Sentence examples for all causation from inspiring English sources

All causation is direct causation.

In fact they generalized their conclusion and treated all causation as directly dependent on God.

Now it would be convenient to think that occasionalists held that all causation was natural except for that between mind and body.

Hence Nature is not a teleological system, natural phenomena do not have purposes, and all causation between modes is efficient, none final.

Though he ultimately holds that all causation can be traced to God, he argues that our observations of so-called natural causes are not sufficient for proving a direct causal link between the apparent cause and that which is caused.

It is generally agreed that, in its most naive form, this objection to interactionism rests on a 'billiard ball' picture of causation: if all causation is by impact, how can the material and the immaterial impact upon each other?

Divine concurrentists, for instance, typically argue that all secondary causation requires divine concurrence, such that the creature's powers in themselves are never sufficient to bring about an effect, and that God's power is such that he could always override the causal contribution of the creature and bring about a contrary effect.

Nāgārjuna intends to show that because there is something wrong with all the understandings of causation usually encountered, the difficulty is likely to lie in a mistaken supposition that underlies all of them.

The statistically higher grades earned by the VF passers in all quartiles indicate only a correlation, not a causation.

But in "The Bestseller Code" all correlation is causation, and titles matter.

Without evidence of causation, all cases are probable MOH.