By highlighting the main beliefs of Islam and criticizing these philosophies, Al Ghazali's main contribution to Islamic theology was to show the relationship between the power of God and human acts. He supported the idea of ​​occasionalism instead he argued that there are two powers in human acts; the power of the gods and the human power. Al Ghazali believed that both humans and acts are creations of God, although the way humans perform God's actions is reflected in human will. This highlights the supremacy of God by demonstrating that human beings are responsible for their own actions, consequently transmitting Islam as a living religious tradition for the lives of its adherents. Al Ghazali, a significant person in Islam, helped shape Islam to be what it is today – a living religious tradition for the lives of its adherents. His contribution to Islam through his theories, knowledge and works has left a positive impact on the Islamic world that continues to this day. A lasting impact on faith, Muslims and the expansion of Islam to become one of the most popular religious traditions in the world today on the lives of its adherents is seen as Al Ghazali's thinking.