— The Ontological Framework of Non-Nothingness, Causality, and the Genesis of God
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FIRST CAUSE AS GENERATIVE SOURCE

By reasoning about the first cause, we can attempt to understand its properties and the nature of the chain of causality that extends from it, giving rise to all other entities and events in the universe. However, it’s important to recognize that our understanding of the first cause and its properties will always be limited by our own cognitive capacities and the available information at our disposal Nothing does not exist and it means that there is necessary existence of non-nothingness. Based on this fact only we can deduce that the non-nothingness should have the property of its existence. Non-nothingness exists. In fact, the non-nothingness defines the very phenomenon of existence, by the virtue of being different from the self-contradictory and false idea of absolute nothing. Absolute nothing could not exist. So at the foundation of universe lies the fundamental being (the non-nothingness)

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