Is this argument evidence of the existence of heaven: "For every need humans

Is this argument evidence of the existence of heaven: "For every need humans

Is this argument evidence of the existence of heaven: "For every need humans have there is a corresponding means of fulfillment. There is hunger and so there is food, there is lust and therefore sex. Finally there is desire for eternal happiness, therefore there must be heaven." I don't think that this is a good argument but I don't know how to refute it. Thanks.

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