Is the intricacy of the human body, the work of a designer?

Or are we the result of impersonal and chaotic forces?

Perhaps the inevitable outcome of an infinite number of multiverses?

Has our planet been finally tuned to sustain life?

Or does it only appear that way?

There are a number of traditional arguments for the existence of God,

and here's another one, the teleological argument.

Teleology is the study of a thing's purpose or design.

So the teleological argument says that when we look at our world,

we see a design that is consistent with there being a designer.

One famous illustration is the one about the watchmaker.

English philosopher William Paley came up with this in 1802.

He said, if in crossing a field you came across a rock,

you probably wouldn't think much of it.

But say you came across a watch.

In looking at it, you would logically conclude that the watch was designed.

You wouldn't say this watch is obviously the product of random formation,

especially if you took the back off and looked inside

and saw that each minute, cog and gear worked together

in exquisite harmony to move the tiny hands on the watch's face

so that if one minute piece were missing, it wouldn't work.

In the same way, when we come across the intricate order, balance, consistency,

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