Every event happens for a purpose.
The thesis claims that every event, including suffering, occurs for a purpose, grounded in the notion of divine providence as a purposeful ordering of reality.
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The thesis claims that every event, including suffering, occurs for a purpose, grounded in the notion of divine providence as a purposeful ordering of reality.
The thesis claims that every fact about conscious experience is determined by physical brain processes, denying any non-physical facts. The evidence includes physicalist doctrine and neuroscience optimism, but also highlights the unresolved hard problem and perceptual anomalies.
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