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Freddy
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Causality is always assumed. If you preface your point with: ‘On the assumption that…no potential etc’ then I will agree with it.Freddy:
4 is the principle of causality, if it requires rejection of causality and the rejection of the principle of sufficient reason to be an atheist, then that should say something4 is an assumption. And 7 assumes the conclusion.
7 is deduced logically.
And 7 is a supposition. You actually admit that within the item itself: ‘…presupposes the concurrent…’. It can’t be a deduction if you presuppose it in the first instance.
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