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S. Michael Houdmann
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The cosmological argument attempts to prove God's existence by observing the world around us (the cosmos). It begins with what is most obvious in reality: things exist. It is then argued that the c...
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Seth Freeman
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Premise 1: Everything that began to exist has a cause for its existence; Premise 2: The universe has a beginning of its existence; Conclusion:The universe has a cause of its existence. For a much more in depth look at the cosmological argument, I recommend reading William Lane Craig. He uses the Kalam Cosmological argument, which is a slight variation of the classical cosmological argument. http://www.reasonablefaith.org/kalam
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