How Can an Eternal God Make a Temporal Effect? (Peter Kreeft & Kalam Cosmological Argument) @firstcauseargument

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Peter Kreeft explains how God (an Eternal Being) can make an effect (a temporal one) in the universe.

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How Can an Eternal God Make a Temporal Effect? (Peter Kreeft & Kalam Cosmological Argument)

Name: Does Causality Apply Outside of Space and Time? @firstcauseargument
Uploaded: 2014-08-26T01:29:31-0400
Duration: 8 min 17 s
Description: Article by Frank Turek: During a radio debate I had with an atheist recently, I pointed out that the universe had a beginning and thus needs a cause. He responded by claiming that since there was no space or time prior to the creation event we shouldn’t appeal to the law of causality to claim that the creation event was caused. CONTD: http://crossexamined.org/causality-apply-outside-space-time