The Kalam Cosmological Argument

William Lane Craig · James D. Sinclair

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Did the Universe Begin to Exist? Everything That Begins to Exist Has a Cause The Cause of the Universe Properties of the First Cause Objections Conclusion References

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