Which statement best describes Saint Augustine's cosmological argument to prove God's existence?
O A. Nothing that exists can be the cause of itself, however, there cannot be an infinite series of causes; therefore, God exists as the first
cause of everything.
О в.
Human reason cannot be the cause of the existence of everything; therefore, there is something that is greater than human reason;
that greatest being is God.
O c. We have a concept in our minds of the greatest and most perfect being. A being that exists only in our minds, but not in reality, cannot
be perfect. Therefore, God exists.
O D. We witness miracles that defy the laws of nature. Therefore, miracles are proof that God exists.