The Argument from Science is based on the idea that the universe is so complex and orderly that it must have been created by a intelligent designer.

The Argument from Science concludes that the universe must have been created by a intelligent designer, which is God.

One of the main objections to the Argument from Science is that the universe could have been created by a natural process, such as the Big Bang.

The fine-tuning of the universe is often used as evidence to support the Argument from Science. This refers to the fact that the universe seems to be very precisely tuned for life to exist.

William Paley was a philosopher who argued in favor of the Argument from Science in his book \"Natural Theology\".

David Hume was a philosopher who argued against the Argument from Science in his book \"Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion\".

The problem of evil is often used to object to the Argument from Science. This refers to the fact that if God exists, why does he allow suffering and evil to exist in the world?

One of the responses to the problem of evil that is often given by proponents of the Argument from Science is that God allows evil to exist for a greater good.

The anthropic principle is the principle that the universe is fine-tuned for life to exist.

The argument from fine-tuning is an example of an anthropic argument. This argument refers to the fact that the universe seems to be very precisely tuned for life to exist.

One of the main objections to the anthropic principle is that the universe could have been created by a natural process, such as the Big Bang.

John Leslie is a philosopher who has argued in favor of the anthropic principle in his book \"The End of the World: The Science and Ethics of Human Extinction\".

David Hume is a philosopher who has argued against the anthropic principle in his book \"Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion\".

The main conclusion of the Argument from Science is that God exists.

One of the main objections to the Argument from Science is that the universe could have been created by a natural process, such as the Big Bang.