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This essay is an abridged excerpt from my 1979 book The Kalam Cosmological Argument, in which I survey the history of that argument in Christian, Islamic, and Jewish thought, before going on to reformulate and defend the argument in light of contemporary developments in philosophy and science. Read the first page
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