The differences between the Cosmological Argument and the Teleological Argument for the existence of God.
The differences between the Cosmological Argument and the Teleological Argument for the existence of God.
The Cosmological Argument varies from the Teleological Argument for the existence of God. In brief detail, the Cosmological Argument explains in detail on how event will cause another event or effect. By this meaning that if one hundred dominoes are all lined up and they fell in line, domino number 100 would be the last to fall and would fall because domino number 99 made it, and domino number 98 made domino number 99 fall and so on. However, none of the dominoes would fall what so ever if domino number 1 hadn't been knocked down by someone or something. This example is simplifying how that everything must have an event and effect in history to this very day. However, this theory does not prove that God exists as being the cause or effect. It is however stating that every event will cause another event or affect and that it does not happen spontaneous by chance.
The Cosmological Argument varies from the Teleological Argument for the existence of God. In brief detail, the Cosmological Argument explains in detail on how event will cause another event or effect. By this meaning that if one hundred dominoes are all lined up and they fell in line, domino number 100 would be the last to fall and would fall because domino number 99 made it, and domino number 98 made domino number 99 fall and so on. However, none of the dominoes would fall what so ever if domino number 1 hadn't been knocked down by someone or something. This example is simplifying how that everything must have an event and effect in history to this very day. However, this theory does not prove that God exists as being the cause or effect. It is however stating that every event will cause another event or affect and that it does not happen spontaneous by chance.