Every Event Has A Cause (Events Dont Just Occur Without Reason Even If We

Philosophy 101: ArgumentNamePhilosophy 101 Tutor’s NameDateCriticism of the argument: Every event has a cause (events don’t just occur without reason even if we don’t know the reason for them). So there’s a cause of all events. A single cause of every event would have to be supernaturally powerful. So there is a supernatural and powerful being (the cause of all events).Standard Form ArgumentsArgument 1P1 Every event has a causeC So there’s a cause of all events.Argument 2P1 There’s a cause of all events.P2 A single cause of every event would have to be supernaturally powerfulC So there is a supernatural and powerful being (the cause of all events).Criticism of the Extended ArgumentThe extended argument can be subject to premise criticism on Premise 2 in argument 2 since the premise is an inference. Premise 2 makes an assumption or inferenceof super naturally powerful single cause of every event. Justification of criticismNot all important terms or phrases appearing in the premises of the extended argument feature in the conclusion. The significant terms in the conclusion are ‘supernatural’ and ‘powerful being ‘neither