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Regarding the creator of the world, Hume suggested it isn't necessarily TGOCT and could be:
An apprentice or plural gods
The Big Bang theory is supported by the observation of the universe being:
Rapidly expanding
What crucial aspect of evolution did Darwin not know about at the time?
The nature of mutations
Hume's view on the God of Classical Theism (TGOCT) suggests it is:
Impossible to determine qualities
Natural selection is described as a process where organisms that are less proficient:
Are more likely to die
Stephen Hawking stated that regarding the Big Bang, there was no:
'Before' and beginning
The Big Bang theory, a leading explanation for the universe's start, was proposed by a Catholic priest named:
Georges Lemaître
The Big Bang theory was initially seen to have what kind of implications?
Atheistical implications
For an analogy to be effective, David Hume stated that the things being compared must be:
Significantly similar
Hume argued that the concept of a necessary being is:
Illogical and contradictory
Epicurean philosophy suggests the universe can be created through:
Chance and time
Hume compared the world to a watch, arguing that the world is:
Miniscule in comparison
David Hume's fallacy of composition argues that just because parts of the universe have a cause, it doesn't mean:
The universe itself has a cause
According to Hume, our understanding of cause and effect is limited by:
Human perception
Charles Darwin, though a theist, rejected the argument of:
William Paley