Paley argues that if you find a watch while you are out walking, upon inspecting it you would probably conclude that ...
A) it had been there forever.
B) it must have had a maker.
C) it was recently lost by its owner.
D) it was broken.

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Paley's argument is that the intricate design of a watch necessitates the existence of a skilled maker, rather than it being a product of chance or natural processes. Therefore, the most likely conclusion upon finding a watch would be that it must have had a maker.

Paley Argues That If You Find a Watch While You