The law of cause-and-effect which verifies a divine power is a (n) ___ argument.

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Saul Nolan

29 December, 10:02

The law of cause-and-effect which verifies a divine power is a (n) ___ argument.

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Anabella Barr · Answer 1

L believe the answer is: cosmological argument

Cosmological argument believe that the existence of the entire universe was created because the will of God as the entity with higher power.

This type of argument was the one that placed as a basic foundation for almost all religions that exist in the world today.