The Possibility of a Philosophy or Theory Is Demonstrated by Its Proponents and Advocates

The potential and the consequence of a philosophy or theory is not only demonstrated by its proponents and advocates, but sometimes even by its critics. One century later, late Spanish scholastics like Luiste, Molina and Francesco Suarez will criticize occasionalism because they are concurrentists. And so far as one century later, the French philosopher Nicolas Melbranche,. gets introduced to occasionalism against, by again, by its Critics. He will become even more than Berkeley, who is also an occasionalist to a certain degree, the most famous and the most influential occasionalist in European history.