That's an interesting line of argument. Craig's Kalam argument isn't my favorite of the Cosmological arguments to work with. Not that I don't think it's good. But I think you can have a more focused discussion when you work with cosmological arguments that focus more closely on necessity vs. contingency. Craig's argument goes into a lot of detail from contemporary science that I don't think is necessary. I'm not saying that his argument doesn't work, it's just not my preferred way of addressing the issue.
That's an interesting line of argument. Craig's Kalam argument isn't my favorite of the Cosmological arguments to work with. Not that I don't think it's good. But I think you can have a more focused discussion when you work with cosmological arguments that focus more closely on necessity vs. contingency. Craig's argument goes into a lot of detail from contemporary science that I don't think is necessary. I'm not saying that his argument doesn't work, it's just not my preferred way of addressing the issue.