The Teleological Argument | FINE TUNING - Dr. William Lane Craig | Intelligent Design

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THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT - FINE TUNING

PREMISE
1. The fine tuning of the universe is either due to physical necessity, chance or design;

PREMISE
2. It is not due to physical necessity or chance;

Therefore:

CONCLUSION
3. It is due to design.

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William Lane Craig vs Lewis Wolpert

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evidentoneteen
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It really is so insane
Can't comprehend it
Nobody really can
I mean it's so much deeper then we as humans can understand
And no I don't believe we are here by chance

andreasimon
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There are no chances.

Especially if you need a second one.

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Enjoyed and appreciated the video. Sounds of subscribing, liking, etc. were pretty distracting.

abnercampos
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If one chooses to believe or disbelieve something that is incomprehensible (that cannot be either proved or disproved), they have to do it by faith, imo.

Keyfer
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The constants have always existed since the beginning of the universe. There is no way to test them.

The three premises for the fine-tuning of the universe:

1. Natural causes
2. Chance
3. Design

All three don't disprove eachother.

MrFossilabgfyth
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Just for fun, try to understand the implications of the double-slit experiment.

Keyfer
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Those loud "subscribe" and "press like" stuff scared me and got me to dislike the video and not watch it anymore

kpballa
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Like there's knobs in the sky, right?
The Moon is not the Sun because it's not.
Reality exists because it does.
In an ever evolving universe, still only the possibile happens. Many possibilities never do.
Chance? Coinsidence?
Obviously, yes.
Science requires evidence.
Nonsense babble just has to sound clever.
It's the exact same leap of faith that leads to a magical designer - without the magical part.

Christopher_Bachm