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It's actually just 1., because 2. just rerolls the question, what caused that something to begin existing?

• naringas 6y ago
  but why should it be a matter of causing something to begin exising? maybe it's also about not preventing anything from existing?
  • jedimind 6y ago
    Because it violates the principal of causality ( it also violates common sense, ex nihilo nihil fit).