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Media Tutorial Quiz 2.1

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. The design argument is an argument

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. Which of the following points did the philosopher David Hume make against the design argument?

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. Some contemporary philosophers think that scientific theories such as Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection are powerful enough to explain how

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. Naturalistic approaches to the apparent design found in nature argue that

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. Which of the following is a supposed problem with the design argument?

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