A responsible examination of the origination argument separates three questions:
1. Must all relevant bodies always be associated with some spatial or qualitative condition?
2. Are those conditions originated, and has a beginning of their succession been established?
3. What precise premise licenses the move from their inseparability to the body's own origination?
The challenges about immaterial entities, enduring accidents, endless successions, and definitions of place target different steps. Each should be answered at the step where it actually applies; no isolated observation substitutes for the whole proof.