Does Kalam Equivocate with the Word 'Cause'?

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Some skeptics and atheists have tried to refute the Kalam Cosmological Argument with the following rebuttal: "The argument commits the fallacy of equivocation. In the first premise 'cause' means 'material cause,' while in the conclusion it does not."

William Lane Craig responds to this so-called refutation.
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Assuming that there ever was a nothing, this would be the only time that creation from nothing has ever happened. The equivocation is:
typical creation of things from their component parts IE creation as we understand and observe it VS a kind of creation that we have never seen before and that everything we know about reality tells us is impossible, a will acting on nothing to make everything. They are not the same.

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Just because you suffer from ADD it doesn't mean that WLC is wrong. Why is it so hard to understand something so basic?

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