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Hume on t he design argument. Michael Lacewing enquiries@alevelphilosophy.co.uk. Life. Isn’t life amazing? Organs serve a purpose – heart – pump blood, eye – seeing We understand parts of an organ in relation to serving this purpose

David Hume. Brian Bender. Life. Born as David Home in 1711 Attended University of Edinburgh at 12 Hated everything besides Philosophy and general education Worked at a merchant’s office and spent four years writing A Treatise on Human Nature

Islamic: Unit 4. Muslim Upbringing and the belief in Allah. Children copy their parents so will believe Allah exists. Children go to the madrassah where they are taught about Islam; mixing with other children and Muslims helps the children reinforce their belief. Kitan - boys are circumcised.

Random OR designed?. Can you see the Dalmatian?. What point is being made here?. The design argument. OBJECTIVE:. To use William Paley's comparison of the world to a watch to aid in the understanding of the design argument.

The Teleological Argument. “Design Must Have a Designer” William Paley. The Teleological Argument. To gain an understanding of the Teleological Argument To understand how the theory of evolution might present a challenge to the design argument

1.3 The design argument and belief in Allah. By Fatima Abdikani. So. . What is design?. People have always been designing things. People have taken things and put them together in a variety of ways to come up with new objects either to make the world prettier or to make life easier. . .

The FIRST CAUSE argument. OBJECTIVE:. To study Thomas Aquinas’ argument from CAUSATION as an argument for the existence of God. (SAINT) Thomas Aquinas= a 13 th Century Catholic priest, theologian and philosopher (and his bird). OUTCOMES…. Your GOALS for the end of

Connect together. To explore challenges to the design argument. To explore challenges to the argument from design. Identify and describe initial weaknesses of the argument Explain the direct challenges from scholars, drawing connections Apply the challenges to AO2 assessment criteria.

Teleological Argument. Learning Intentions:. By the end of this lesson you will be able to… Describe the Teleological Argument as set out by William Paley. Design and Evolution. This section of the course looks at the complexity of the world and how it could have been created.

PHIL/RS 335. The Problem of Evil

The Classical Design Argument. Inferring God’s Existence from “Design Features” of the Universe. Arguments for God’s Existence. The project of developing arguments for God’s existence is typically designated natural theology . Theology – discourse about God

Team Beta Does God Exist?. Jessica Dicaterino Mary Gonzales Ashley Hughes Davina Wilson. http://www.fotosearch.com/photos-images/god_13.html. Which God is Which?.

Does God exist?. Outline. Is there any point to debating God? Three classic arguments for the existence of God Miracles and other testimonial evidence Faith and reason Arguments against God’s existence: The problem of evil and the scale of the universe Conclusions. Defining the issue.

“ONLY AN IDIOT WOULD BELIEVE IN GOD”. IS ATHEISM THE ONLY INTELLECTUALLY VALID POSITION?. 6 th February 2010. Materials and resources in conjunction with:. The aims of AiM. To equip Christians with the confidence to share their faith with friends, colleagues and family

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DOES GOD EXIST?. THE DESIGN ARGUMENT. The Watchmaker. THE ARGUMENT. The argument states that when we look around us we see observations in nature that attest to a intelligent designer. Whether in single cells or in the universe itself. THE HISTORY.

“A WISE MAN PROPORTIONS HIS BELIEF TO EVIDENCE”. David Hume 1711-1776. Scottish born Said to be the most important British Philosopher Argued against the design argument in his book Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion. Visit http://www.davidhume.org/ for more information.

PAR 201: Medieval Philosophy. Medieval Philosophical Theology. Roman Era 0-500 Philo c. 0 Augustine c. 400 Islamic 800-1100 Al- Farabi , Averroes, Avicenna (Al- Gazzali ) Middle Ages 1000-1400 Anselm, Maimonides, Aquinas. Problem of relation of “reason” to “faith”

Define:. Design also known as?? Greek word? Meaning? Theistic argument Analogical Argument A posteriori, inductive argument. A Summa Theologiae Which 5 ways?? What happened in the first 3?. Starter: Key Cards. Key Words Quotations - 2. William Paley (1743-1805). Most popular exponent.

Does the argument have value? Strengths.