“If the creator is relational, we should expect X” is a premise which does not lead to an circular argument, but starting with “the Creator exists” or “the Creator is relational” and ending with “the Creator exists” would.
“If the creator is relational, we should expect X” is a premise which does not lead to an circular argument, but starting with “the Creator exists” or “the Creator is relational” and ending with “the Creator exists” would.
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