Doesn’t the anthropic principle already deal with the FTA? Not that it’s wrong to have more than one way to go about an argument, but in my experience, every somewhat-reasonable religious person (i.e. anyone you might be able to get through to) who has the anthropic principle explained to them says “Hmm, I suppose you’re right, that’s not a very good way to prove the existence of the Protestant Christian God exactly as presented in the King James Version of the Bible”.
For me, the anthropic principle was much less satisfying than the issue with the intrinsic value of life, which is why I took the trouble to write it up. Your mileage may vary.
Doesn’t the anthropic principle already deal with the FTA? Not that it’s wrong to have more than one way to go about an argument, but in my experience, every somewhat-reasonable religious person (i.e. anyone you might be able to get through to) who has the anthropic principle explained to them says “Hmm, I suppose you’re right, that’s not a very good way to prove the existence of the Protestant Christian God exactly as presented in the King James Version of the Bible”.
For me, the anthropic principle was much less satisfying than the issue with the intrinsic value of life, which is why I took the trouble to write it up. Your mileage may vary.