SOLUTION: Some things are caused to exist.
Anything caused to exist is caused by another [Nothing can bring itself into existence].
If some things are caused to exist and anything caused
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Question 970127: Some things are caused to exist.
Anything caused to exist is caused by another [Nothing can bring itself into existence].
If some things are caused to exist and anything caused to exist is caused by another, then
either there’s a uncaused first cause or there’s an infinite series of past causes.
There’s no infinite series of past causes.
There’s an uncaused first cause.
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Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Unless everything has always existed.
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