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