Teleological argument for god
The Teleological argument (also known as intelligent design argument) is an argument for the existence of God, an intelligent creator based on perceived evidence of intelligent design in the natural world.
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Criticisms of the Teleological argument
- The argument does not prove that the intelligent designer is God.
- An intelligent designer must be far more complex than anything it is capable of designing, and the existence of life, let alone something more complex than it, is very impropable. ...
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