The causal version of the cosmological argument implies that the universe, being natural, must have a first cause. That first cause would then be non-natural and would not need a cause. What do you think is the best way to explain why a supernatural being does not need a cause

What are atoms of the same element with varying number of neutrons

Identify the type of heat transfer occurring when chocolate melts in your hand

Objects a and b are visible in the night sky. six months later they are still visible, but object b shows less parallax than object a. which object is closer? a. a b. b c. you would need to wait another six months in order to figure this out. d. you would need to know the objects' angular diameters in order to figure this out.