Hume's discussion of the Argument from Design employs the example of the house and the architect to show:

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Hume's discussion, particularly through dialogues in works like "Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion," suggests that the analogy between the universe and human-made objects (like a house and its architect) is flawed. He argues that the complexity and order found in the universe do not necessarily imply a designer in the same way that a house implies an architect, challenging the Argument from Design's assumption of a direct comparison between the two.

Hume's Discussion of the Argument from Design Employs the Example