Teleological Argument 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyASWJEC Created by: emwesternCreated on: 01-04-15 16:32 What does "Telos" mean? End / Purpose 1 of 17 What is the Teleological Argument also known as? The argument from Design 2 of 17 What is the Teleological Argument based on? Order and Design in the universe 3 of 17 What does Paley use the analogy of to prove Gods existence? The Watch Analogy 4 of 17 What does Aquinas' fifth way consist of? Many objects don't have the intelligence to work towards an end or purpose, they must be directed by something that does have intelligence 5 of 17 What is the Anthropic Principle also known as? The Just Right / Goldilocks Theory 6 of 17 Who developed the Anthropic Principle? F.R Tennant 7 of 17 What is the Aesthetic Argument also known as? The argument from Beauty 8 of 17 Richard Swinburne uses the story of ........... to prove God's existence? The Madman and the Card Shuffling Machine 9 of 17 What was William Paley's book called? Natural Theology 10 of 17 What does analogy does Paley use to prove God's existence? The Watch Anology 11 of 17 What are the two parts of Paleys argument? Order and Purpose 12 of 17 What body part does Paley use to prove Gods existence? Eye 13 of 17 What was Aquinas' fifth way? The reason why natural bodies fulfil their function is not a matter of chance but rather as a result of design 14 of 17 What does "Anthropos" mean in Greek? Man 15 of 17 What is the Anthropic Principle? It is the argument that the universe is so incredibly finely tuned to produce life, it must have a designer 16 of 17 What story does Swinburne use to prove God's existence? The story of the Madman and The card shuffling machine 17 of 17
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