Were We Intelligently Designed? (+5,000 Subscribers!)
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as posted by the channelThe argument from apparent design, or teleological argument, is commonly employed by the religious in debate. It has an appealing premise, but given enough thought can be easily confronted and tackled. How is Earth so finely tuned to support human life? Why are the laws of physics perfect for the interaction of celestial bodies? Was the universe intelligently designed or did it come about through natural processes? These are the questions that we discuss in today's video.
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