| A | B |
|---|
| Design 'qua' regularity | order and regularity in the universe suggests a designer. |
| Design 'qua' purpose | The way that the universe 'fits together' for a purpose suggests a designer. |
| Paley's watch on the heath... | ...can be compared to the complex design of the universe. |
| St Thomas Aquinas compares the 'direction' of regularity to... | ...an archer firing an arrow at a target. |
| Paley's argument from regularity.... | ...is based on astronomy and the rotation of the planets. |
| Arthur Brown | The ozone layer as evidence of design. |
| The 'Antropic Principle' was developed by... | F.R. Tennant |
| The 'Aesthetic Argument' | The beauty of the universe suggests a designer |
| Natural selection gives a false impression of design in the universe. | Richard Dawkins |
| David Hume | Comparing the universe to 'clockwork' is a bad analogy. |
| John Stuart Mill | The problem of evil disproves the work of a benevolent designer. |
| Immanuel Kant | Design argument assumes regularity, order and purpose in the universe. |
| The 'Anthropic Principle'... | ...accepts evolution as a part of God's design. |
| 'Qua' means... | "Relating to" |
| 'Anthropic' means... | "Linked to the science and study of mankind" |
| The theory of evolution | Charles Darwin |
| Epicurus | Random particles stabilising suggests a designer |
| a posteriori | knowledge that comes after experience |
| "Teleos" | Greek: meaning 'end' or 'purpose' |
| Richard Swinburne | It is more 'probable' that the the universe is desgned than a chance event. |
