Which of the following best captures Rowe's attitude toward the Kalam argument in this chapter?
A) The Kalam argument shows us that the universe had a creator, but it tells us nothing about what that creator is like.
B) The Kalam argument shows us that the universe had a creator, but it tells us only a little bit about what that creator is like.
C) The Kalam arguments fails to establish that the universe had a creator, but it does show how creation is compatible with science.
D) The Kalam argument fails to establish that the universe had a creator, since it is actually possible for infinite series to exist.

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Throughout the chapter, Rowe acknowledges that the Kalam argument is a strong argument for the existence of a creator and that it establishes certain characteristics about this creator, such as being outside of time and space. However, he also points out that the argument does not provide a complete or comprehensive understanding of what this creator is like, as it leaves many questions unanswered. Therefore, choice B best captures Rowe's attitude towards the Kalam argument in this chapter.

Which of the Following Best Captures Rowe's Attitude Toward the Kalam