Original sentence: Some followers of this approach, following Aquinas and earlier readers of Plato such as Plotinus, say that "God" is  in whole or part the definition of goodness itself
Edited sentence: Carroll notes that the position that whatever God wills is good simply because God will's it is more common and historically prominent in Islamic theology and philosophy, but enters and influences Western theological and philosophical though the influence of contemporary medieval Islamic philosophical writings on Nominalism.From this perspective the definitive human virtue is an unquestioning obedience to the divine will, even if that divine will commands one to perform an act which God will then immediately condemn as evil and meriting eternal damnation.Some followers of the Realist approach, following Aquinas and earlier readers of Plato such as Plotinus, say that "God" is  in whole or part the definition of goodness itself