One of the most popular supporters of this argument goes under the name of William Paley. Paley starts by examining a watch, marveling on how all it's pieces from the hand to its sprockets move in Harmony. ... This precision, in Paley's eyes, show that there must be a watchmaker who created the watch for the purpose of telling time. ... Paley next declares that it would not invalidate his conclusion if the watch sometimes went astray or was seldom right. ... The next concept Paley addresses is the idea of the watch being able to reproduce itself. ...

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