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The cosmological argument is usually treated as [ ] because it starts from experience, and [ ] because its conclusion is probable rather than guaranteed.
The cosmological argument is usually treated as a posteriori because it starts from experience, and inductive because its conclusion is probable rather than guaranteed.
The cosmological argument is usually treated as a priori because it starts from experience, and inductive because its conclusion is probable rather than guaranteed.
The cosmological argument is usually treated as a priori because it starts from experience, and deductive because its conclusion is probable rather than guaranteed.
The cosmological argument is usually treated as a posteriori because it starts from experience, and deductive because its conclusion is probable rather than guaranteed.
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Cosmological Argument Flashcards
30 flashcards on Edexcel A Level Religious Studies Cosmological Argument: the key terms, arguments and scholarly views you need to recall for three papers chosen from Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3 and Paper 4.