Strength Of The Argument For The God’s Existence
If we accept the existence of design, isn’t it possible that this design emerged naturally over time through the workings of natural laws? Philosophers like Bertrand Russell argue that design might not require the intervention of a Creator and could simply be the result of the natural laws. Isn’t it plausible that we view design not as evidence of a Creator, but as an outcome of the natural laws themselves, which inherently produce order and structure? If we accept that natural laws are responsible for this order, why should we necessarily interpret design in light of a Creator rather than through the lens of natural laws?