This document can help students see what is needed for a part A and part B question of a philosophy question concerning the Teleological Argument. It is set out as a mind-map with different titled sections, for example 'What is the Teleological Argument?' It also gives examples of famous Philosophers who are either for or against the arguments and their reasons why, for example, Aquinas, Hume, Darwin, and Swinburne.
There is also a table of the strengths and weaknesses of the Teleological argument, in order to help with the critical evaluation of the argument.
There is also a table of the strengths and weaknesses of the Teleological argument, in order to help with the critical evaluation of the argument.
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