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Certain versions of the argument attempt to show the [[universe]] as having a beginning like the kalam cosmological argument. It does not assume that there was a beginning however but  demonstrates the premise by appealing to scientific evidence like the [[big bang theory]].
Certain versions of the argument attempt to show the [[universe]] as having a beginning like the kalam cosmological argument. It does not assume that there was a beginning however but  demonstrates the premise by appealing to scientific evidence like the [[big bang theory]].


The general pattern of argumentation is as follows;
The general pattern of argumentation taking into account medieval and modern formulations is as follows;
# Everything that begins to exist has a cause.
# Everything that begins to exist has a cause.
# The world is contingent.<ref name=sca/>
# The world is contingent.<ref name=sca/>
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