Does God Exist? Defending the Divine Based on Reason | Prof. Alexander Pruss
The Thomistic Institute
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Causality and the First Cause
This chapter explores the complexities of infinities in mathematics and their philosophical implications, particularly regarding causation. It argues against infinite causes leading to a single effect and emphasizes the necessity of a first cause, drawing on historical and philosophical perspectives. The discussion ultimately suggests that understanding existence in terms of a necessary, intelligent creator can provide insights into fundamental issues like morality and consciousness.
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