In addition to explaining each individual event in a causal sequence, Leibniz's Cosmological Argument demands one also explain the
A) sequence as a whole.
B) nature of causal sequences.
C) end of the sequence.
D) first cause in the sequence.

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Leibniz's Cosmological Argument posits that not only must each event in a causal sequence be explained, but the existence of the sequence itself must also be accounted for, hence the need to explain the sequence as a whole.

In Addition to Explaining Each Individual Event in a Causal