Philosophy has produced many arguments about the origins of religion and implied different premises to the existence of God ever since Ancient Greek days and the father of all philosophers, Plato. Nevertheless, one of the most significant arguments many philosophers disputed was the teleological argument, also known as the argument from design. The teleological argument conveys that the physicality of the earth and universe as a whole is evidence of God’s existence. William Paley, an English philosopher during the 18th century, initiates the argument from design with the analogy of a watch and a watchmaker. He implies that the universe and its designer are exactly like a watch and its designer. More specifically, unlike a random stone you find
