Disjunctive Syllogism: Origins of the Universe — Proposit
Disjunctive Syllogism: Origins of the Universe
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1The universe was created by deliberate designConclusion
2The universe was created by design or arose spontaneously
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The universe was created by deliberate design
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The universe was created by deliberate design
The universe and its physical constants were intentionally arranged by some purposeful cause or intelligence.
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The universe was created by design or arose spontaneously
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The universe was created by deliberate design
The universe and its physical constants were intentionally arranged by some purposeful cause or intelligence.
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The universe arose spontaneously from nothing
The universe came into existence without any prior cause, emerging from a state of absolute nothingness.
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