According to the argument on motion, if something is moved to being F, then it is potentially but not actually F. (P2)

According to the argument on motion, if something moves a thing to be F, then it (the mover) is in a state of actuality relevant to F. (P3)

In the argument on motion, what logical rule is used in C1?

According to the argument on motion, is it possible for something to move itself to be F? (C2)

If something is moved, it is moved by something else. (C3)

If the series of movers were to go onto infinity, then there would be no ______ mover. (P6)

According to the argument on motion, what is the conclusion in C4?

According to the argument on causation, what is stated in P1? Fill in the blank: There is an ordered series of ______ causes.

If X is an efficient cause of Y, then X is prior to Y. (P2)

Is it possible for X to be prior to X? (P3)

Can X be an efficient cause of itself? (C2)

If something is an ordered series of efficient causes, then the first cause causes the immediate cause and the immediate cause causes the last effect. (P4)

If a cause is removed from an ordered series of efficient causes, what happens to the effects after that cause?

If there were no first cause, then there would be no ______ effects. (C3)

If an ordered series of efficient causes could precede infinitely, then there would be no first cause.

What is the conclusion in C6 regarding an ordered series of efficient causation?

Fill in the blank: Some things are able to be ______ or corrupted. (P1)

If some things are able to be generated or corrupted, then it is possible for those things either to exist or not to exist. (P2)

It is possible for some things to exist or not to exist.

If, for each thing, it is possible that it did not exist, then at some time it does not exist. (P3)

If, for each thing, at some time it does not exist, then sometime nothing exists. (C2)

If at some time nothing exists, then there would have been nothing to cause another thing to exist. (P4)

If there had been nothing to cause another being to exist then nothing could have come into existence. (P5)

If nothing could have come into existence, then nothing would exist even now. (P6)

But something does exist now. (P7)

Something could have come into existence. (C3)

There had to be something to cause another thing to exist. (C4)

At no time did nothing exist. (C5)

It is not true that for each thing at some time it does not exist.

There must be something that is not possible not to exist, that is they must be a ______ being. (C7)

A necessary being has a cause for its necessity from something else or it does not.

It is not possible for there to be an infinite series of beings with the necessity from something else. (P9)

There must be some necessary being with its necessity not from something else. (C8)