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“Thomistic naturalism is still, to this day, the unofficial philosophy of the Roman Catholic Church.47 The most frequent criticism of Thomas’s argument is that if everything must have a cause, then so must God. Thomas, of course, does not claim that “everything has a cause” but that…” quote by Gregory Alan Thornbury
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““Thomistic naturalism is still, to this day, the unofficial philosophy of the Roman Catholic Church.47 The most frequent criticism of Thomas’s argument is that if everything must have a cause, then so must God. Thomas, of course, does not claim that “everything has a cause” but that “finite/changing/contingent things have a cause.””

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