Revision for 1.3 and 1.4
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- 1.4 - causation argument
- b) do you think that god is the cause of the universe? give two reasons.
- nothing comes from nothing
- how does the universe come from nothing?
- to a certain extent
- God seems the only rational explanation as to where the two atoms came from if you believe science but then who made God
- c) Explain how the argument from causation may lead to belief in God (8 marks)
- whatever we do has an effect
- any effect has a cause and any cause has an effect
- process where one thing causes another
- God is the cause of the universe, it seems logical enough
- d) 'The argument from causation proves that God exists' Do you agree? Give another viewpoint (6 marks)
- whatever we do has an effect
- perhaps the universe had no beginning
- Who made God? What caused God to be created?
- b) do you think that god is the cause of the universe? give two reasons.
- 1.3 - design argument
- c) Explain why the design argument leads some people to believe in God (8 marks)
- anything that is designed must have a designer
- the only possible designer could be God because of his superiority,
- the universe seems to be designed.
- Design is the result of intelligent thought
- design involves things working together according to a plan
- b) Do you think that God designed the world? Give two reasons for your viewpoint (4 marks)
- No
- doesn't prove that one god designed the whole lot
- doesn't prove that God is still alive (what if he abandoned us or is dead?)
- If everything needs a designer then who designed God
- d) 'The design argument proves that God exists' Do you agree? Give another viewpoint (6 marks)
- Do I agree? To a certain extent
- Looking at a watch you see ingenious design, just like if you look at the universe (there is definitely an element of design)
- No actual proof, just thought
- No evidence to support
- superiority
- c) Explain why the design argument leads some people to believe in God (8 marks)
- 1.4 - causation argument
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