Cosmological argument counterexample
Date
2015-04Author
Keller, Paul
Publisher
University of Wisconsin--Stout. Research Services
Advisor(s)
Kapus, Jerry
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A Cosmological Argument Counterexample, as opposed to the usual
cosmological argument, advocates that nature, the physical universe, is all
of reality and exists rather than nothing at all because: 1] Something cannot
come from nothing; 2] Nature is something; 3] Therefore, nature cannot
come from nothing; 4] This means nature was never created; and 5] There is
no alternative to nature existing; 6] Therefore, nature has an infinite past and
future.
William Craig is currently the most prominent advocate of the Cosmological
Argument for the existence of a god. In this paper it is argued that
Craig is mistaken. An examination of his main argument reveals that only
a physicalistic model of nature can be true (i.e. totally accurate and totally
reliable).
Subject
supernaturalism
creating
cause
supernatural
Craig
physical
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/77526Type
Article
Citation
Keller, P. (2015). Cosmological argument counterexample. University of Wisconsin-Stout Journal of Student Research, 14, 97-108.

