Does God Exist? Defending the Divine Based on Reason | Prof. Alexander Pruss
The Thomistic Institute
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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