Which of the following is an objection to the fine-tuning argument? A Consciousness is inexplicable if God does not exist

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Which of the following is an objection to the fine-tuning argument?

A Consciousness is inexplicable if God does not exist.

B There may be many universes with different parameters than ours.

C Living systems are irreducibly complex.

 

D Few possible values of the constants of physics are life-permitting.

 

According to Paley's argument, we can know that the works of nature probably have been designed because:

 

A the works of nature are contingent.

 

B of their resemblance to products of human design.

 

C the universe must have had a beginning

 

D of divine revelation.

 

According to the fine-tuning argument:

 

A consciousness is inexplicable if God does not exist.

 

B few possible values of the constants of physics are life-permitting.

 

C living systems are irreducibly complex.

 

D there may be many universes with different parameters than ours.

 

According to Lawhead, one can easily refute Berkeley simply by kicking a stone and taking note of how solid it feels.

 

A False

 

B True

 

In Hume's scheme, does the proposition that the universe consists of atoms and void express a relation of ideas or a matter of fact?

A a relation of ideas

 

B a matter of fact