Explain the existence of god through the teleological argument

The teleological argument is an attempt to argue for the existence of God, by saying that the existence of order testifies to the existence of someone who has rationally ordered the world for a specific purpose. According to its proponents, the features of the universe are what we would expect if it were the work of an intelligent higher force.  That is, the world and its nature, so perfectly organized, can only come from a mastermind who created a perfect system. Therefore, that intelligent force comes from what is called God, which according to each religion varies in shape, personality and image, and can be from a simple natural creative force to a personified being similar to men.

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why is this for law, and why did you say that anyway?

(laughs at his

common sense: "tells you oops can you try again"

and then walks away and ignores them because there smart.

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Existence of living things in reality is called life.

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