Exploring the Design Argument for God

What is the main idea of the design argument?

• The universe was created by random chance.

• The universe was designed in a specific way.

• The universe is a result of the Big Bang.

• The universe is infinite and eternal.

Which of the following is an example used to support the design argument?

• The existence of black holes.

• Trees taking in carbon dioxide and giving out oxygen.

• The presence of deserts on Earth.

• The occurrence of natural disasters.

According to the design argument, what is the significance of Earth's position in the solar system?

• It is too close to the sun.

• It is too far from the sun.

• It is uniquely placed to support life.

• It is the centre of the universe.

What does the design argument reject?

• The idea of a designed universe.

• The concept of a multiverse.

• The theory of evolution.

• The idea that we were created by random chance.

Who is associated with comparing the design of the universe to finding a watch?

• Isaac Newton

• Charles Darwin

• William Paley

• Albert Einstein

What analogy did William Paley use to explain the design argument?

• A painting and its painter

• A watch and its maker

• A book and its author

• A building and its architect

What does the design argument suggest about the complexity of the universe?

• It is a result of chaos.

• It is a result of random processes.

• It indicates a designer.

• It is an illusion.

Which scientific theory does the design argument oppose?

• The theory of relativity

• The Big Bang theory

• The theory of gravity

• The theory of electromagnetism

What is the purpose of the design argument?

• To prove the existence of multiple universes.

• To argue for the existence of God.

• To explain the laws of physics.

• To describe the history of the universe.

How does the design argument view the natural world?

• As chaotic and disorganised.

• As a product of random chance.

• As well-ordered and purposeful.

• As an illusion.