In his refutation of the teleological argument,David Hume argues that
A) the analogy between human creations and the universe is weak.
B) we have no other universe with which to compare this one.
C) it supports the conclusion that God has all the limitations of human creators.
D) all of the above

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David Hume's critique of the teleological argument encompasses all these points: he argues that the analogy between human creations and the universe is weak (A), points out that we have no other universes to compare with this one to make a fair assessment (B), and suggests that if the universe is indeed a creation, then the creator might share the limitations of human creators (C).

In His Refutation of the Teleological Argument,David Hume Argues That