The teleological argument
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- Created on: 27-04-13 07:39
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- The teleological argument
- The argument from regularity
- Regularity of succesion
- Certain laws lead to certain results
- Weaknesses
- Regularity of succession- must the thinker be G?
- Regularity of succesion
- Paley's watch- the argument from Purpose
- Watch has the purpose of telling time
- Parts fit together and work for purpose
- Paley's watch- the argument from Purpose
- Watch has the purpose of telling time
- Parts fit together and work for purpose
- Grand designer
- Grand designer
- Parts fit together and work for purpose
- Imaginary purpose- increased admiration
- Watch has the purpose of telling time
- Paley's watch- the argument from Purpose
- Parts fit together and work for purpose
- Imaginary purpose- increased admiration
- Watch has the purpose of telling time
- Other criticsms
- Hume
- NATURAL SELECTION
- Random order
- JS Mill- state of nature is cruel
- The argument from regularity
- The argument from regularity
- Regularity of succesion
- Certain laws lead to certain results
- Weaknesses
- Regularity of succession- must the thinker be G?
- Regularity of succesion
- Archer example
- Directed by something intelligent
- Design, purpose and natural laws
- Links to Aristotle's final cause
- God is the uncaused cause
- Directed by something intelligent
- Some would sat the natural world is as it is
- Anthony Flew- evience/direction
- Ordered like that & not anything else
- Hume's criticsms
- The teleological argument
- Other criticsms
- Hume
- NATURAL SELECTION
- Random order
- JS Mill- state of nature is cruel
- Other criticsms
- Analogies not evident enough
- Nothing grand enough in universe
- The teleological argument
- Can't compare circulatory to animal system
- Analogies not evident enough
- Builder & Architect e.g
- Hume's criticsms
- Nothing grand enough in universe
- Hume's criticsms
- Matter sorted itself
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