The watchmaker analogy. (philosophy) what do we infer from the complicated machinery involved in the watch? what is the relationship between the watch’s telos and the watchmaker?

William Paley's teleological argument, the inference is that, as the complicated machinery of a watch proves that it has a designer, the watchmaker, the complexity of the universe proves that it must have been created by God.

Explanation:

He uses this analogy as evidence of God´s existence, and if the watchmaker defines the purpose of his creation, likewise, it is God who defines humans' purpose (telos) in life.  

answer: all of the above

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