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The '''cosmological argument''' or First Cause Argument "is a philosophical argument for the existence of God which explains that everything has a cause, that there must have been a first cause, and that this first cause was itself uncaused."<ref>[http://www.allaboutphilosophy.org/cosmological-argument.htm Cosmological argument], AllAboutPhilosophy</ref>
== Kalam cosmological argument ==
== Kalam cosmological argument ==
The aim of this argument is to show that the universe had a beginning in the finite past. The argument battles against the existence of an [[infinite regression]] of past events which implies a universe that has infinitely existed. This argument implies the existence of a [[First Cause]].
The aim of this argument is to show that the universe had a beginning in the finite past. The argument battles against the existence of an [[infinite regression]] of past events which implies a universe that has infinitely existed. This argument implies the existence of a [[First Cause]].