Philosophical principle of sufficient reason.

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Philosophical principle of sufficient reason.



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I have started a small philosophy studies because I am embarked on the search for truth and the defense of truth and wanted to share here what has caught my attention in these days that I was studying these topics, I shared the importance that man has the knowledge of the truth and how to live in the truth which is the reality of the facts helps us to really live.

Principle of the 9 fundamental principles of philosophy that caught my attention one of them is the principle of sufficient reason, this principle is from a rationalist philosopher named Wilheim Leibniz, in simple words this principle shows us that everything has a reason nothing exists for simply existing everything exists for a cause or for an explanation everything has an explanation, it may not even have a cause but there is an explanation, the existence of God he is a supernatural being and he has no cause that created it he has never been created but there is an explanation of this there is a reason why it takes an incredible intelligent being to create everything.

This principle shows us that everything has a reason an explanation nothing can be nothing more because yes nothing came from brute force or simply appeared from nothing there is a cause there is an explanation, for example the planets move in elliptical orbits and that reason we can know when we go to the universal gravitational law.

In conclusion it can be said that the principle of sufficient reason is that everything has a reason for being, philosophical sense breaks the idea that things exist simply because they exist and that's it.


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