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Mistaking a habitual or customary connection between two events for a direct cause-and-effect relationship, thereby ignoring God as the true and ultimate Cause. |
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This is the error of [[naturalists]] (those who believe in laws of nature independent of God) and even some ignorant believers. For example, they might believe that eating satiates hunger by its own nature, or water quenches thirst by itself, instead of recognizing that these are merely customs established by God, who is the true Provider of all effects. |
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Latest revision as of 03:57, 23 September 2025
