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The cosmological argument: a reassessment
Springfield, IL: Charles Thomas (1972)
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The book adapts St. Thomas's Third Way of demonstrating the existence of God in light of contemporary issues in philosophy. Major topics in this study are causation, the principles of causation and sufficient reason, logical and real necessity, causation of the cosmos, and non-dependency of the cosmological on the ontological argumentAuthor's Profile
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