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Definition:
Sometimes, this is referred to as the Argument from Design, with the idea in mind that
the person is arguing from the existence of "design" in the universe and to the
logical conclusion that the design requires a "designer" - their god.
The Argument from Design asserts that, from the existence of "design" in the universe, one is led to the logical conclusion that the design requires a "designer" - a god.
Also Known As: teleological argument
Alternate Spellings: none
Common Misspellings: none
Related Resources:
What is Philosophy?
What is philosophy? Is there any point in studying philosophy, or is it a useless subject? What are the different branches of philosophy - what's the difference between aestheitcs and ethics? What's the difference between metaphysics and epistemology?
