Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 8   |     causality and the law of sufficient reason. The first demands
 2 8   | Cause can be recognized on a sufficient basis as the true original
 3 8   |      opinion, there is not a sufficient basis to deny the possibility
 4 8   |      cosmological proof to a sufficient degree. As to the question
 5 8   | affirms only that there is a sufficient basis for the recognition
 6 8   |      certainly has many more sufficient reasons than a naïve and
 7 15,2|       not three, seems to be sufficient to express the full range
 8 15,2|   decided there had not been sufficient time on earth for the natural
 9 17,3|  elements in the universe in sufficient quantity that planets could
10 18,4|      are unable to produce a sufficient answer.~ What can we say