| − | Dawkins gives his 'Boeing 747 Argument', contending that we only know of intelligence as a product of extensive evolution. Since, God is supremely intelligent if we are to attribute the entire universe to him, argues Dawkins, we mu explain the origins of that intelligence. God, he opines, "is unlikely". | + | Dawkins gives his 'Boeing 747 Argument', contending that we only know of intelligence as a product of extensive evolution. Since, God is supremely intelligent if we are to attribute the entire universe to him, argues Dawkins, we must explain the origins of that intelligence. God, he opines, "is unlikely". |