In defense of the kalam cosmologic al argument

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Graham Oppy's attempt to show that the critiques of the kalam cosmologi-cal argument offered by Grunbaum, Davies, and Hawking are successful is predicated upon a misunderstanding of the nature of defeaters in rational belief. Neither Grunbaum nor Oppy succeed in showing an incoherence in the Christian doctrine of creation. Oppy's attempts to rehabilitate Davies's critique founders on spurious counter-examples and unsubstantiated claims. Oppy's defense of Hawking's critique fails to allay suspicions about the reality of imaginary time and finally results in the denial of tense and temporal becoming.

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Craig, W. L. (1997). In defense of the kalam cosmologic al argument. Faith and Philosophy, 14(2), 236–247. https://doi.org/10.5840/faithphil19971422

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