William Paley's version of the teleological argument proceeds from the similarity of causes to the similarity of effects true or false?

True. William Paley's version of the teleological argument, often illustrated by his famous watchmaker analogy, asserts that just as a watch's complex design implies a watchmaker, the complexity and order found in nature imply the existence of an intelligent designer. He argues that the similarities between designed objects (like a watch) and natural phenomena lead us to conclude that both have similar causes, namely, an intelligent creator.