The Argument from Divine Indifference∗ Jonathan Weisberg University of Toronto Abstract I argue that the rationale behind the fine-tuning argument for design is self-undermining, refuting the argument’s own premise t - Intelligent environments - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Argument from Divine Indifference∗ Jonathan Weisberg University of Toronto Abstract I argue that the rationale behind the fine-tuning argument for design is self-undermining, refuting the argument’s own premise t Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-02 18:03:16 Open Document File Size: 208,09 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility Amherst College / Divine Indifference∗ Jonathan Weisberg University of Toronto Abstract I / / Organization Amherst College / University of Toronto / Divine Indifference∗ Jonathan Weisberg University / / Person Kenny Easwaran / Darren Bradley / Chris Meacham / Jay L. Garfield / Lisa Cassell / Roger White / Graham Priest / / Position postulated designer / designer / judge / left end / / SocialTag Probability and statistics Astronomy Environments Places Universe Physical cosmology Distribution Probability Prior probability Mathematical analysis

The Argument from Divine Indifference∗ Jonathan Weisberg University of Toronto Abstract I argue that the rationale behind the fine-tuning argument for design is self-undermining, refuting the argument’s own premise tAdd to Reading List