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In this episode of Space Babble, we explore the Kalām Cosmological Argument as presented by Moreland and Kirk, examining how philosophy, cosmology, and theology intersect around the question of whether the universe had a beginning. We break down the argument’s key claims about causality, time, and the origins of space itself, while considering how modern science is often brought into the discussion. Along the way, we ask what this argument can (and cannot) tell us about the ultimate nature of reality. Thomas and Elle are joined by a special guest, Aedyn Kourakos, to ask questions to further the discussion.
By Space BabbleIn this episode of Space Babble, we explore the Kalām Cosmological Argument as presented by Moreland and Kirk, examining how philosophy, cosmology, and theology intersect around the question of whether the universe had a beginning. We break down the argument’s key claims about causality, time, and the origins of space itself, while considering how modern science is often brought into the discussion. Along the way, we ask what this argument can (and cannot) tell us about the ultimate nature of reality. Thomas and Elle are joined by a special guest, Aedyn Kourakos, to ask questions to further the discussion.