If All the Premises of the Argument from Design Were

question 18

Multiple Choice

If all the premises of the Argument from Design were true, it would demonstrate that

• A) an omnipotent, benevolent, omniscient creature exists.
• B) the God of the Bible exists.
• C) a long-lived, wise, powerful organizer of the universe exists.
• D) God exists, but lacks some of His traditional attributes.
• E) None of the above

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