An infinite regress of causes is impossible
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If it is true that...
There are events that occur 0 0 1and
Every event has a cause 0 0 1and
An infinite regress of causes is impossible 0 0 1Then it must be true that...
There exists a first uncaused cause 0 0 1Mentions
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Everything that begins to exist has a cause 1 0 3Every necessary being either has its necessity caused by another, or has its necessity itself 0 0 1There cannot be an infinite series of necessary beings each having its necessity caused by another 0 0 1An infinite regress of movers is impossible 0 0 1There exists a first uncaused cause 0 0 1Everything that begins to exist must have a cause 2 0 2The universe had a cause 1 0 3The universe must have a cause 1 0 2If there is an infinite regression of causes, there must be a start to the chain 1 0 2There must be a first cause 1 0 2