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 1 2 |               the world and man, nor the expedience of the universe, the origin
 2 8 |                 Being, the cause of this expedience. If cosmological proof concentrates
 3 8 |             wisdom of the Author of this expedience.~Cosmological proof demands
 4 8 |                Creator of a well-ordered expedience in the world which could
 5 8 | physico-teleological, inferring from the expedience and planned system of the
 6 8 |            nature; 2) the explanation of expedience as accidental; 3) the denial
 7 8 |          personality of the cause of the expedience of the world.~As to the
 8 8 |              which do not appear to have expedience. The answer to this is that
 9 8 |                 strict criticism. If the expedience of a machine (for example,
10 8 |         contradictory faith in causeless expedience. In short, plan, aim and