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Kant's formulation of the cosmological argument:
{ 1 } - Has the premise that an absolutely necessary being exists.
{ 2 } - Has the premise that God exists even if I don't exist..
{ 3 } - Is thought by Kant to show reason's legitimate tendency to say that if the conditioned is given, the unconditioned is given..
{ 4 } - Is thought by Kant to make a transcendent use of the category of causality.
{ 5 } - Has the premise that if anything exists, a possible being exists.
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Kant's formulation of the cosmological argument:
{ 1 } - Has the premise that an absolutely necessary being exists.
{ 2 } - Has the premise that God exists even if I don't exist..
{ 3 } - Is thought by Kant to show reason's legitimate tendency to say that if the conditioned is given, the unconditioned is given..
{ 4 } - Is thought by Kant to make a transcendent use of the category of causality.
{ 5 } - Has the premise that if anything exists, a possible being exists.
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Kant's formulation of the cosmological argument:
{ 1 } - Has the premise that an absolutely necessary being exists.
{ 2 } - Has the premise that God exists even if I don't exist..
{ 3 } - Is thought by Kant to show reason's legitimate tendency to say that if the conditioned is given, the unconditioned is given..
{ 4 } - Is thought by Kant to make a transcendent use of the category of causality.
{ 5 } - Has the premise that if anything exists, a possible being exists.
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Kant's formulation of the cosmological argument:
{ 1 } - Has the premise that an absolutely necessary being exists.
{ 2 } - Has the premise that God exists even if I don't exist..
{ 3 } - Is thought by Kant to show reason's legitimate tendency to say that if the conditioned is given, the unconditioned is given..
{ 4 } - Is thought by Kant to make a transcendent use of the category of causality.
{ 5 } - Has the premise that if anything exists, a possible being exists.
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Kant's formulation of the cosmological argument:
{ 1 } - Has the premise that an absolutely necessary being exists.
{ 2 } - Has the premise that God exists even if I don't exist..
{ 3 } - Is thought by Kant to show reason's legitimate tendency to say that if the conditioned is given, the unconditioned is given..
{ 4 } - Is thought by Kant to make a transcendent use of the category of causality.
{ 5 } - Has the premise that if anything exists, a possible being exists.
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Kant's formulation of the cosmological argument:
{ 1 } - Has the premise that an absolutely necessary being exists.
{ 2 } - Has the premise that God exists even if I don't exist..
{ 3 } - Is thought by Kant to show reason's legitimate tendency to say that if the conditioned is given, the unconditioned is given..
{ 4 } - Is thought by Kant to make a transcendent use of the category of causality.
{ 5 } - Has the premise that if anything exists, a possible being exists.
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