Parfit argues, however, that while this entity may possess the ability to bring things into creation, this entity would not have the ability to serve as its own mechanism for creation. Because existence is the logical predecessor for any further action, existence is a property that is necessarily primary to any action. It is therefore logically inconsistent to contend that any entity could cause its own
Parfit argues, however, that while this entity may possess the ability to bring things into creation, this entity would not have the ability to serve as its own mechanism for creation. Because existence is the logical predecessor for any further action, existence is a property that is necessarily primary to any action. It is therefore logically inconsistent to contend that any entity could cause its own