Christian apologetics often includes the belief in intelligent design, which asserts that certain features of the universe and living organisms are best explained by an intelligent cause, rather than purely natural processes. Adherents argue that the complexity and intricacy observed in nature, such as the fine-tuning of the universe for life or the complexity of biological systems, point towards the existence of an intelligent designer. This perspective seeks to reconcile scientific evidence with theological beliefs, suggesting that the order and design in the universe reflect the work of a divine creator. Furthermore, proponents of intelligent design often emphasize that the concept of “nothing producing something” or “disorder producing order” goes against fundamental scientific principles, as well as the lack of transitional fossils supporting evolutionary models, adding weight to the argument for intelligent design.