How do we know if we are using 'god of the gaps' arguments?  We look at the Kalam cosmological argument and the moral argument to determine if these are 'god of the gaps'.  Also we begin a look at the book of Ephesians starting with verse 1 of chapter 1; what does it mean to be an apostle?

How do we know if we are using 'god of the gaps' arguments? We look at the Kalam cosmological argument and the moral argument to determine if these are 'god of the gaps'. Also we begin a look at the book of Ephesians starting with verse 1 of chapter 1; what does it mean to be an apostle?

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Is this a 'god of the gaps' argument? Plus - Ephesians 1:1.

Is this a 'god of the gaps' argument? Plus - Ephesians 1:1.