Entropy and Causality used as a proof for God's existence

Persol

I swear dude, you have to quit stealing my thoughts. It's like you're in my brain damnit (I agree with about everything I've ever seen you post, so you must be incredibly intelligent *giggle*), and there's only room enough for one of me in here you bastard. :)

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Re: Persol

Or we are both kinda dumb and don't realize it:eek: :D
 
All events have causes.

That hasn't been proven. There are some things that haven't been shown to have causes: eg. quantum fluctuations. Even if this wasn't the case the strongest statement you could make would be:

1) All events that we have observed have causes.

2) Therefore, it is highly likely that all events have causes.

This is, of course contradictory to the proposition that God is an uncaused cause. Usually such an argument would use the proposition:

"All events that have a beginning have a cause."

However, this argument is a shitter. I get the feeling that the author has tried to simplify Kalam's cosmological argument without fully appreciating its nuances and totally mangled it.
 
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