Teloegical (design) Argument

Question 1

what does anthropic principle

Answer 1

30 boundary conditions that means the universe can exist. for example if the sun was an cm closer to the earth we would all burn.

Question 2

anthropomorphism definition

Answer 2

the attribution of human characteristics or behaviour to a god, animal, or object

Question 3

humes five criticisms

Answer 3

if there is evil and suffering then god cant be all powerful
paley’s description of god is indescript
the universe cant be compared to a mechanical object because its more organic
its more plausible that atoms made the universe
anthropomorphism

Question 4

what is an argument that disproves hums criticism that evil and suffering

Answer 4

freewill

Question 5

why could evil and suffering be good

Answer 5

some argue that evil and suffering is necessary for good

Question 6

what is an argument about god not getting rid of suffering

Answer 6

god isn’t all powerful he can only do what is logically possible

Question 7

what makes an argument strong

Answer 7

main reason for supporting their view

Question 8

what does Richard Swinburn say about the design argument

Answer 8

that it makes more questions than arguments

Question 9

what do we mean by ‘reason’

Answer 9

the rational part of the brain using logic, establishing facts and reaching conclusions and supporting our judgements by reason

Question 10

whats the strengths of design argument

Answer 10

Compatibility with theory of Evolution
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