An analogy is an inference where information or meaning is transferred from one subject to another bases on similarities or comparison
A posteriori
Arguments which depend on sense experience. Meaning behind/after sense experience
Inductive
Arguments which supply strong evidence(not absolute proof) for the truth of the conclusion. Inductive arguments are probabilistic.
Natural theology
View that questions about Gods existence, nature and attributes can be answered by using observation of nature in accordance with reason, science and history.
Inference
A conclusion reached through evidence and reasoning
Teleological
(Telos in Greek means end/purpose). The teleological argument seeks to show that we can perceive evidence of deliberate design in the natural world.
Omnipotent
All-powerful - an attribute of God
Omnibenevolent
All loving - an attribute of God
Anthropomorphism
Attributing human form or ideas to beings other than humans, such onto God
Anthropic principle
The belief that the boundary conditions of the universe had to be fine tuned by God, otherwise intelligent life could never have developed. It is no accident that we are here.
