Now, we shift our attention to the core of this paper: The Design Argument. This argument focuses on the fact the our universe is fit for human habilitation and observation; it explores the fact that something must have planned an intricate design for our universe. it simply states that no matter how random we thing of the attribute the immediate cause of the universe - the big band thintoery to be, nothing in the universe came about by chance - there appears to be a reason or pupose for all of this. Evidence proves that “everything within the universe adheres to the laws of physics, and many things within it are correlated with one another in a way that appears purposeful” (Dvorsky, 2014). The question now is this; Who what came about this
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It can best be explained when you examine the order, complexity and simplicity of the universe. For example, the Earth is just the right distance away from the sun, if it were too close or too far organisms could not survive the resulting temperatures. Also the amount of oxygen in the Earth’s atmosphere is perfect for sustaining life. Organisms would die with too little oxygen, and if there were too much, the Earth’s atmosphere would be combustible making it complicated to dwell in such conditions. Examining finer important aspects of life also supports this argument, like parts of the universe, mammalian organs too have an order that is complex yet simple. The lungs, kidneys, heart, eyes, and brain are some examples of how organs were created with a specific function and purpose. The heart functions by pumping blood throughout the body, the lungs function by aiding oxygen enter blood cells, the kidneys function by filtering out wastes in blood, the eyes function to produce clear vision and the brain functions to control and regulate the other organs. Evidently each and every organ required careful planning to make sure their tasks were properly achieved. Without their existence, there would be no life. Now it is plausible to understand that without an intelligent creator these mechanisms would not be
It can best be explained when you examine the order, complexity and simplicity of the universe. For example, the Earth is just the right distance away from the sun, if it were too close or too far organisms could not survive the resulting temperatures. Also the amount of oxygen in the Earth’s atmosphere is perfect for sustaining life. Organisms would die with too little oxygen, and if there were too much, the Earth’s atmosphere would be combustible making it complicated to dwell in such conditions. Examining finer important aspects of life also supports this argument, like parts of the universe, mammalian organs too have an order that is complex yet simple. The lungs, kidneys, heart, eyes, and brain are some examples of how organs were created with a specific function and purpose. The heart functions by pumping blood throughout the body, the lungs function by aiding oxygen enter blood cells, the kidneys function by filtering out wastes in blood, the eyes function to produce clear vision and the brain functions to control and regulate the other organs. Evidently each and every organ required careful planning to make sure their tasks were properly achieved. Without their existence, there would be no life. Now it is plausible to understand that without an intelligent creator these mechanisms would not be