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Some skeptics and atheists have tried to refute the Kalam Cosmological Argument with the following rebuttal: "If the universe began to exist, then it must have come from nothing. That is quite plausible, since there are no constraints on nothing, and so nothing can do anything, including producing the universe."
William Lane Craig responds to this so-called refutation.
Some skeptics and atheists have tried to refute the Kalam Cosmological Argument with the following rebuttal: "If the universe began to exist, then it must have come from nothing. That is quite plausible, since there are no constraints on nothing, and so nothing can do anything, including producing the universe."
William Lane Craig responds to this so-called refutation.
