Welcome back to Reasonable Faith with Dr. William Lane Craig.

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Now let's continue looking at some great questions

for Dr Craig on today's podcast.

Well Bill, let's keep you in the hot seat and keep you answering these questions

because we've gotten some from all over.

These questions interact with your work, with the questions of the week,

and with a website in your books. From the United States, Parker says,

first of all, I just wanted to say how useful your ministry has been to me

and the development of my faith. I'm very grateful for all the great

work you've done. My question revolves around the nature of the cause of the

universe. Accepting that there cannot be an infinite regress of temporal causes, we can conclude that the

past must be finite in the universe has a beginning.

So accepting the first two premises of the Kalam, we conclude that the universe has a cause.

Upon further examination, we can say that whatever cause the universe or

all physical reality is eternal and exist by necessity.

However, could one object and exist by necessity.

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