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Cosmological Argument as a book category encompasses works that examine, defend, critique, or contextualize the family of philosophical arguments inferring a first cause or necessary being from features of reality such as causation, contingency, or the universe’s beginning. Titles span classical and medieval sources (Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Islamic kalām, Leibniz), modern and contemporary analytic philosophy, and interdisciplinary engagements with cosmology and physics. The genre covers variants like the Thomistic, Leibnizian, and kalām cosmological arguments; debates over infinite regress, the Principle of Sufficient Reason, causal principles, modal logic, and metaphysical grounding; and responses from critics such as Hume, Kant, and contemporary philosophers. Books may range from scholarly monographs and anthologies to accessible introductions and debate-style works, unified by their focus on whether the existence or features of the cosmos point to an ultimate explanation.

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