Shadee Elmasry – William Lane Craig’s Kalam Cosmological Argument Exposed

William Lane Craig, he is a Christian, which means that he is

committed to the idea that God is contingent, and he came into the

universe. So when he makes the Kalam Cosmological Argument, he

makes it in a way that supports his belief. The way that the

Muslims made it, this conclusion is unthinkable. But William Lane

Craig, he makes this argument. He has a famous formulation of it. He

says that the universe began to exist. Everything that begins to

exist has a cause. Therefore, the universe has a cause for its

existence. And he says that causes supernatural, but he doesn't say

that that causes unnecessary being he doesn't go there. And then with

the Kalamoon, what they do is when they make this argument, they

return it at the end to the contingency argument, but because

William Lane Craig doesn't do that, it allows him to say as he

does in his 100 150 page paper, he makes an argument he says that

this God after creating the universe enters into time