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My problem with this argument is that it assumes a time before the universe existed, but time is a property of the universe, which means that there can't be a t
by matteoraso 3y ago
My problem with this argument is that it assumes a time before the universe existed, but time is a property of the universe, which means that there can't be a time before the universe existed.
- biomcgary 3y agoI think the argument assumes that non-temporal causes exist, not that time existed before time.