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Gommatasar Karmakanda-752
The soul is ignorant, devoid of knowledge, and helpless, unable to do anything. Its happiness, sorrow, going to heaven or hell, all are created by God. This belief in God as the doer of all actions is called theism.
There is only one great soul in the world, who is the man, the God, and the pervader of all. He is incomprehensible, conscious, without qualities, and supreme. This belief in the self as the source of all is called Asava.
Whatever happens to whom, whenever, in whatever way, and by what rule, is the same for him at that time. This belief in the rule of destiny for all things is called determinism.
Who makes the thorns, the sharp things, the birds, and the animals? Who makes the diversity in them? The answer is that it is their nature. This belief in nature as the cause of all is called naturalism.
This belief in the external factors like time, etc., is called actionism. The refutation of actionism is given in the next two verses.
There is no creator, no destroyer, no self-effort, and no merit or demerit. The refutation of time, etc., is the refutation of the four-fold origination.