According to the analogical version of the design argument, just as a watch has a watch-maker, so the world has a world-maker (God) who designs it. Hume rejects this analogy because, he says:
A) neither the universe nor watches exhibit design.
B) the world resembles an animal as much as it does a watch.
C) even if the universe exhibits design, that does not mean that the universe has a designer.
D) the universe is imperfect.

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Hume argues that the analogy between a watch and the world is flawed because the world could as easily be compared to a naturally occurring organism (like an animal) as to a man-made object like a watch. This challenges the assumption that a complex system must have a designer similar to human craftsmen.

According to the Analogical Version of the Design Argument, Just