The Teleological Argument, Essay Example

There are many acts in nature that suggests that there is a purpose and a plan to everything. The human body was designed with a purposeful plan. Many have attempted to exclude the Teleological Argument when they attempted to show that human beings evolved into intelligent beings through the process of random and natural selection. In other words, survival of the fittest created the human being we have today. Nonetheless, even this idea only helps the argument of an intelligent creator. The human body is so magnificently designed that it had to be done by an intelligent designer. For example, the ways in which the male and female body can come together and deposit bodily fluids that in turn produce a baby. The connection of a sperm cell and egg cells produces another human being. Most astoundingly, the sperm cell is built or designed to swim up a woman’s fallopian tubes and implant in the egg. Next, the mother carries the child in a fluid filled sack for nine months, the perfect time for the child to develop. During those nine months, the child is living in liquid. However, after birth if a child is placed in a liquid substance that covers his/her head he will drown. Amazingly designed is the human body.

Yet, there are still many arguments about the existence of God. The main argument is if God is so great why does he allow evil to happen in the world. The best answer for that is he does allow bad things to happen, but one must be able to understand that once they have encountered evil and overcome it, that is the glory of God. However, often the evilness of people is attributed to the will of God. People have free will to choose good or evil; God gives them that choice.