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The Teleologocial Argument
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RS Mind Map on The Teleologocial Argument, created by tomh1512 on 30/10/2013.
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The Teleologocial Argument
For
Paley
Compared to a human eye
Because of its complexity
Compared to a watch
World needs a designer like a watch
Darwin
Evolution shows intelligent design
Science explains evolution without God
Tennant
Provides the basic necessities for life
Perfect basis for life
The world has order
Agreed with Darwin on evolution
Swinburne
Agreed with Tennant
The world suggests design rather than chance
Brown
Ozone layer shows evidence of design
Protects us from UV rays
Without it we would die
Against
Hume
Humans dont have sufficient knowledge to conclude there is only one designer.
Could be multiple designers
No evidence to support classical God
Against Paley
World isn't a machine
Not a good analogy
Universe grows on its own
Kant
The universe may be in chaos
We impose deisgn
Argues against Swinburne and Tennant
We only see order because it is based on the only experiences we know
Mill
Designer couldn't be the God of classical theism
Evil and suffering
Dawkins
Agreed with Dawrin
God isn't necessary to explain the universe
Natural selection gives appearance of design
Mistaken belief in God
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