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Then God must have a reason to exist, otherwise he would be the first cause.

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This argument is used in the debate : Does God exist?.
This argument is an objection to : Everything that exists has a reason to exist.
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You can't claim that God exists because he's the first cause of the universe, and justify this by saying that everything must have a cause. This goes against the principle of non-contradiction.

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