Tuesday 9 July 2013

1.2 What is the Design Argument?

Design Argument

William Paley argued that if you were walking in a deserted place and found a stone, you might conclude it had always been there or was natural to that place. But if you came across a watch, even if you had never seen one before, its inner workings (cogs, wheels and springs) would convince you that someone had designed it. The intricate pieces could not have come together by themselves. Paley said that the universe is even more complicated than the watch. Therefore the universe, like the watch, must have had a designer. The only designer able to design such a complex and intricate universe is God.

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