After Truth.
A work by this philosopher argues that humans have lost the ability to exist in a state in which the "soul is shielded from the action of objects though the body is struck by them" as a result of original sin. The ideas of this philosopher inspired the publication of the two-volume Essay Towards the Theory of the Ideal or Intelligible World by the English philosopher John Norris. Gottfried Leibniz began his philosophical career by writing a commentary on this man's Dialogues on Metaphysics and Religion. This man's views on divine grace were attacked by Antoine Arnauld. This thinker argued that divine ideas cause human sensory perception in his theory of the "vision of God," which appeared in his book The Search After Truth. For 10 points, name this French Catholic philosopher who argued that God is the true cause of all things through his philosophy of Occasionalism.
A work by this philosopher argues that humans have lost the ability to exist in a state in which the "soul is shielded from the action of objects though the body is struck by them" as a result of original sin.
Nicolas Malebranche &lt;Philosophy&gt;