I will challenge your Aristotle. Your Aristotle has no knowledge at all. Is he great because he says, thing in the universe are moving? HAHAHAHA. That is funny. LOL! Some great man because he used his eyes like we all can, to see that things are moving. PFFT
And he is not so great now, because he is using presumption to assume all things were set in motion by something else. That means he knows all things. Oh, but he said many, because he doesn't know all things. So already we know he is limited in his knowledge. DING!!
So now he is limited and he adds superfluous words and complex ideas to make up for his limited knowledge. DING!!
And now he ends up crediting God, accept he doesn't acknowledge him as God, because then that would mean he doesn't know everything, which he admits. AHHH DING DING DING!! So people assume when they look like fools because they don't know. And you might ask then how do I know. Because I have seen and heard. But you are like little children that stick your fingers in your ears and close your eyes tight when he is trying to speak to you, and show himself to you.
Try again. I thought there might be some competition. Oh well, next!
And he is not so great now, because he is using presumption to assume all things were set in motion by something else. That means he knows all things. Oh, but he said many, because he doesn't know all things. So already we know he is limited in his knowledge. DING!!
So now he is limited and he adds superfluous words and complex ideas to make up for his limited knowledge. DING!!
And now he ends up crediting God, accept he doesn't acknowledge him as God, because then that would mean he doesn't know everything, which he admits. AHHH DING DING DING!! So people assume when they look like fools because they don't know. And you might ask then how do I know. Because I have seen and heard. But you are like little children that stick your fingers in your ears and close your eyes tight when he is trying to speak to you, and show himself to you.
Try again. I thought there might be some competition. Oh well, next!
Why would you challenge it when it's an argument in favour of the existence of God and against atheism?
First off - I said many, not Aristotle. Notice how there are no quotation marks. This is a summary of his argument, "many" is required because if the word "all" is used that implies that there is no first cause.
"And he is not so great now, because he is using presumption to assume all things were set in motion by something else."
Yes, all things are - with the exception of God. If you know of something that exists independently aside from God, let's hear about it.
I think you completely missed the point.