the argument from universal causation
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Summary
the argument from universal causation is an argument for God's existence[1]. It is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- the argument from universal causation authored Thomas Aquinas[3].
- the argument from universal causation's instance of is recorded as argument for God's existence[4].
- the argument from universal causation followed the argument from "first mover"[5].
- the argument from universal causation was followed by the argument from contingency[6].
- the argument from universal causation is a type of cosmological argument[7].
- the argument from universal causation is part of Quinque viae[8].
- the argument from universal causation's P14483 is recorded as a/argumento-de-las-causas-eficientes-sobre-la-existencia-de-dios[9].
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Definition and Type
the argument from universal causation's instance of is recorded as argument for God's existence[4]. It is a type of cosmological argument[7].
Use and Application
the argument from universal causation is part of Quinque viae[8].
Why It Matters
the argument from universal causation is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]