Argument_Of_Design

Argument Of Design " Argument of Design" The argument of design is often 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" (i.e. their god). However, I believe that it is a horribly false assumption to believe that “design” exists in our universe. Instead, I believe, what is required is an argument to design - the person attempting to prove a god must first give just cause why anyone should believe that something called "design" can be distinguished in the natural world. Only then can an argument from that design and to a god be attempted. Personally I believe that more than less the argument to design focuses less on the actual design and more on the purpose of this alleged design. Purpose, is thought of the point of design, and the Teleological Argument (tele = purpose) is a type of Design Argument. William Paley, quoted from a writing in his book Natural Theology: There cannot be design without a designer; contrivance without a contriver; order without choice; arrangement without anything capable of arranging; subservience design, argument, purpose, god, without, believe, because, universe, order, nature, means, point, natural, end, designed, conclusion, cannot, been, watch, very, uniform, unfortunately, theology, theist, teleological, subservience, something, relation, person, paley, must, mind, logically, less, laws