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One of the criticisms of Craig's Kalam Cosmological Argument is: There's bad stuff in the world, so the universe isn't caused by anything. This argument isn't in the Bible or Koran, so it's not acceptable for Christians or Muslims to use to convert non-believers to their religions. Some things pop into existence uncaused, so premise 1 is false.

          One of the criticisms of Craig's Kalam Cosmological Argument is:
There's bad stuff in the world, so the universe isn't caused by anything.
This argument isn't in the Bible or Koran, so it's not acceptable for Christians or Muslims to use to
convert non-believers to their religions.
Some things pop into existence uncaused, so premise 1 is false.

One of the criticisms of Craig's Kalam Cosmological Argument is:
There's bad stuff in the world, so the universe isn't caused by anything.
This argument isn't in the Bible or Koran, so it's not acceptable for Christians or Muslims to use to
convert non-believers to their religions.
Some things pop into existence uncaused, so premise 1 is false.

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One of the criticisms of Craig's Kalam Cosmological Argument is: There's bad stuff in the world, so the universe isn't caused by anything. This argument isn't in the Bible or Koran, so it's not acceptable for Christians or Muslims to use to convert non-believers to their religions. Some things pop into existence uncaused, so premise 1 is false.