(1) Nothing is not anything.
(2) That which is not anything cannot be anything.
(3) That which cannot be anything cannot come from anything.
(4) non-being is not anything.
(5) Conclusion: non-being can't come from anything
Form:
(1) A is always B
(2) B is always C
(3) C is always D
(4) E is always A
(5) Conclusion: E is always D
(2) That which is not anything cannot be anything.
(3) That which cannot be anything cannot come from anything.
(4) non-being is not anything.
(5) Conclusion: non-being can't come from anything
Form:
(1) A is always B
(2) B is always C
(3) C is always D
(4) E is always A
(5) Conclusion: E is always D