Challenging the Kalam: Analyzing Causality

This chapter critically examines the Kalam cosmological argument's causal principle, questioning the assumption that everything that begins to exist must have a cause. It explores the implications of materials, mental causation, and different theories of time, particularly contrasting A-theory and B-theory perspectives. Ultimately, the discussion encourages a deeper evaluation of the arguments surrounding creation and existence, emphasizing the complexities inherent in the Kalam argument.