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Cosmological argument - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Kalam cosmological argument - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Kalām cosmological argument is a variation of the cosmological argument taking its form from the Kalām tradition of Islamic discursive theology. It attempts to prove the existence of God by appe...
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Library: Modern Documents: Quentin Smith: A Big Bang Cosmological Argument For God's Nonexistence (1992) ... A Big Bang Cosmological Argument For God's Nonexistence (1992) ... After my introductory explanation of big bang cosmology in section 2, I outline the 'big bang cosmological argument for God's nonexistence' in section 3.
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Cosmological arguments for the existence of a God ... Of course, the traditional cosmological arguments offered by Aquinas and others have largely been supplanted by contempory versions of the argument, such as the Kalam cosmological argument, cosmological arguments based on big bang and quantum cosmology,
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Hawking seems saying that we can reason to the existence of God only if an argument of the form of the G-cosmological argument is sound, has all true premises and proceeds logically (validly) to its conclusion. The argument is valid, but Hawking thinks that it is unsound since he thinks (ii) is false.
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The kalam cosmological argument, by showing that the universe began to exist, demonstrates that the world is not a necessary being and, therefore, not self-explanatory with respect to its existence. Two philosophical arguments and two scientific confirmations are presented in support of the beginning of the universe.
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