The theory of evolution undercuts some versions of
A) the ontological argument.
B) cosmological argument.
C) the teleological argument.
D) None of the above

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The theory of evolution primarily challenges the teleological argument, which posits that the complexity and functionality of the world indicate a purposeful design by a designer (often implied to be God). Evolution explains the complexity and diversity of life through natural selection and random mutations, without the need for a designer, thus undercutting the teleological argument's basis.

The Theory of Evolution Undercuts Some Versions of