Compatibilidad del Argumento Cosmológico Kalam con la Ciencia Contemporánea
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| author | Desa, Carlos |
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| contents | The Kalam cosmological argument, of a metaphysical nature, asserts that the universe had a first cause. This study examines the compatibility of its premises through a bibliographic review of advancements in contemporary physics. Quantum theory demonstrates that quantum phenomena are indeterministic and non-causal. Even in deterministic theories, causality lacks a clear definition. Moreover, cosmological models, such as cosmic inflation, suggest that the early stages of the universe do not require a first cause. In conclusion, the premises of the Kalam argument are not compatible with contemporary physics. |
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| spellingShingle | Compatibilidad del Argumento Cosmológico Kalam con la Ciencia Contemporánea Desa, Carlos History and Philosophy of Physics The Kalam cosmological argument, of a metaphysical nature, asserts that the universe had a first cause. This study examines the compatibility of its premises through a bibliographic review of advancements in contemporary physics. Quantum theory demonstrates that quantum phenomena are indeterministic and non-causal. Even in deterministic theories, causality lacks a clear definition. Moreover, cosmological models, such as cosmic inflation, suggest that the early stages of the universe do not require a first cause. In conclusion, the premises of the Kalam argument are not compatible with contemporary physics. |
| title | Compatibilidad del Argumento Cosmológico Kalam con la Ciencia Contemporánea |
| topic | History and Philosophy of Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.11022 |