That the universe may have always existed and thus does not need to be explained by a "first cause" that created it
A)is an objection to the ontological argument.
B)is an objection to the design argument.
C)is an objection to the cosmological argument.
D)is the so-called "sixth way."

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The idea that the universe may have always existed is an objection to the cosmological argument, which posits that everything that begins to exist must have a cause, and therefore there must be a first cause that caused the universe to come into existence.

That the Universe May Have Always Existed and Thus Does