Just as a side note, after further research, it appears to me that Leibniz, the founder of this argument, did not actually argue for the finitude of the universe, but formulated this argument to work even with an eternal universe.
I have enjoyed our debate and discussions on the forum. I would like to debate you again in the near future. Do you have any ideas on potential topics we could discuss?
Yes, I was thinking along the lines of Guanilo's original objection, and copies of it, which, I do not believe to be sound either. Looking forward to this one
Just as a side note, after further research, it appears to me that Leibniz, the founder of this argument, did not actually argue for the finitude of the universe, but formulated this argument to work even with an eternal universe.
I have enjoyed our debate and discussions on the forum. I would like to debate you again in the near future. Do you have any ideas on potential topics we could discuss?
Yes, I was thinking along the lines of Guanilo's original objection, and copies of it, which, I do not believe to be sound either. Looking forward to this one
This ought to be an interesting debate. I'd be interested to see if the classical objections are brought up.