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Thematic Studies: The Existence of God and Revelation
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Question 1 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

In Paley's version of the design argument, what is the point of the watch analogy?

  1. That a watch is more valuable than the natural objects around it
  2. That watches wear out, just as the universe will one day end
  3. That finding a watch, with parts working together for a purpose, implies a maker rather than chance
  4. That a watch can be taken apart and understood, unlike the universe
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✓ Answer: C — That finding a watch, with parts working together for a purpose, implies a maker rather than chance
Award 1 mark. Paley argued that the same reasoning applies to the natural world, where structures such as the eye appear designed for a function, and so the universe points to a designer.
Question 2 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

What conclusion does the design argument draw?

  1. That the universe had no beginning in time
  2. That religious experience is the only proof of God
  3. That suffering shows God cannot be all-loving
  4. That the order and purpose in the universe point to the existence of a designer, God
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✓ Answer: D — That the order and purpose in the universe point to the existence of a designer, God
Award 1 mark. It is also called the teleological argument, from the Greek word for purpose or end. It argues from observation of the world rather than from scripture, which is why believers regard it as an argument anyone can consider.
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