There is a version of a nomological argument for the existence of God that precedes the paper you link - it's from James Orr, a Cambridge academic. A quick check of the paper's reference list seems to miss Orr's contribution, which is odd. Perhaps an honest mistake, but Orr did publish a whole book on it several years ago.
I partially revoke this comment. Reading through the paper you link, I think they are sufficiently distinct arguments. Still think odd not to cite Orr, but not agregious. Orr focuses on the mere regularity of the universe demanding explanation (not in a design/teleol sense of how the world fits together, but in a sense of why it has regularity at all), as opposed to this article's focus on perceived harmony between the regularity/laws of the universe and its states. I personally find Orr's compelling but not theirs. It figures that the observable harmony will be that which exists between laws and states - how would one observe a lack thereof?
Your case was compelling. I enjoyed the debate!
There is a version of a nomological argument for the existence of God that precedes the paper you link - it's from James Orr, a Cambridge academic. A quick check of the paper's reference list seems to miss Orr's contribution, which is odd. Perhaps an honest mistake, but Orr did publish a whole book on it several years ago.
https://www.faraday.cam.ac.uk/resources/multimedia/the-divine-lawmaker-nomological-arguments-for-gods-existence/
Here he is talking about it in 2020
I partially revoke this comment. Reading through the paper you link, I think they are sufficiently distinct arguments. Still think odd not to cite Orr, but not agregious. Orr focuses on the mere regularity of the universe demanding explanation (not in a design/teleol sense of how the world fits together, but in a sense of why it has regularity at all), as opposed to this article's focus on perceived harmony between the regularity/laws of the universe and its states. I personally find Orr's compelling but not theirs. It figures that the observable harmony will be that which exists between laws and states - how would one observe a lack thereof?