Why there almost certainly is no God

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"Why There Almost Certainly Is No God" is a chapter in Richard Dawkins' book *The God Delusion* that presents a probabilistic and scientific argument against the existence of a supernatural deity.

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instanceOf book chapter
essay
argumentType critique of traditional theistic proofs
scientific argument against a supernatural deity
author Richard Dawkins NERFINISHED
basedOn probabilistic argumentation
scientific reasoning
chapterNumberInTheGodDelusion 4
concludes invoking God does not provide a satisfactory explanation for complexity
containedInGenre New Atheism NERFINISHED
critiques classical theistic arguments
the argument from design
the fine-tuning argument
discusses limits of traditional theology
relationship between science and religion
genre atheist literature
non-fiction
popular science
hasPerspective methodological naturalism NERFINISHED
naturalistic worldview
hasReception controversial among religious communities
influential in contemporary atheist discourse
influencedBy evolutionary biology
philosophy of religion
scientific naturalism
language English
mainTopic arguments against theism
atheism
existence of God
probability of God’s existence
opposes belief in a supernatural creator
partOf The God Delusion NERFINISHED
positionHeld God almost certainly does not exist
publicationYear 2006
publishedIn United Kingdom NERFINISHED
publisherOfContainerWork Bantam Press NERFINISHED
relatedTo The God Hypothesis NERFINISHED
states a designer God would be more complex than the universe he designs
supportsView science provides better explanations than theism for complexity in the universe
targetAudience general readership
religious believers open to debate
skeptics
usesConcept complexity
natural selection
probability
workContainedIn The God Delusion (2006 book by Richard Dawkins) NERFINISHED

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