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Debunking the Fine Tuning Argument
Debunking Fine-Tuning: A Step-by-Step Critique In a recent conversation with ChatGPT, I asked about the fine-tuning argument for God. Unbelieably, ChatGPT which is trained on millions of writings across philosophy, theology, and counter-apologetics responded that it had never run across this line of reasoning. I queried it several times, but the answers were unchanged. What follows is a step-by-step critique of the fine-tuning argument, focusing entirely on what can actually be demonstrated versus what is assumed or inferred without evidence. T.
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