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How Western philosophers' debates on the God equation look to a Hindu
Thought • February 7, 2026
William Rowe’s formulation for the cosmological argument claims that the Universe must have an atemporal cause for its existence called God. Rowe argues that proponents suggest that objects in the Universe can only be dependent beings (their existence is explained by some other being or event), or necessary beings (self-existing beings responsible for their own existence). Not all beings can be dependent, as this would lead to a chain of contingent events and causes extending into the past ad infinitum (an “infinite regress”), with no explanation for the collection’s existence. Hence, there must be a necessary being that caused the existence of the Universe, and that being is God.
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