GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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Which Scriptural evidence supports the design argument?

John 1:1
Exodus 20:13
Romans 1:20
Genesis 1:1

The correct answer is: Romans 1:20

Romans 120 is correct because it states that God's invisible qualities, eternal power, and divine nature can be seen through the things He created. This supports the design argument because it shows that the complexities and beauty of creation point to an intelligent designer. John 1:1 talks about the Word being with God and being God, but it does not directly mention the design of the universe. Exodus 20:13 is one of the Ten Commandments and is about not committing murder, so it does not relate to the design argument. Genesis 1:1 talks about the creation of the world, but it does not explicitly mention the design of the universe. Overall, while all of these verses may illustrate God's power and involvement in creation, Romans 1:20 specifically supports the design argument by highlighting the intricate and purposeful design seen in the natural world.