Not gonna address anything I wrote to you in the other thread regarding this very argument?
I even granted the first premise. I just wanted you to stick with one definition of causation instead of changing it when you try to attribute the cause to God. Look-
KCA:
Everything that comes into being has a cause
The universe came into being
The universe has a cause
Cool.
This is what you change it to once you start trying to connect it to God:
Everything that literally pops into being from nothingness is caused by God.
The universe literally popped into being from nothingness.
The universe was caused by God.
The first premise affirms the consequent and begs the question. Please stop ignoring all the incredibly valid objections I continue to raise to this very old and silly argument.
I even granted the first premise. I just wanted you to stick with one definition of causation instead of changing it when you try to attribute the cause to God. Look-
KCA:
Everything that comes into being has a cause
The universe came into being
The universe has a cause
Cool.
This is what you change it to once you start trying to connect it to God:
Everything that literally pops into being from nothingness is caused by God.
The universe literally popped into being from nothingness.
The universe was caused by God.
The first premise affirms the consequent and begs the question. Please stop ignoring all the incredibly valid objections I continue to raise to this very old and silly argument.
