Newton's reasoning underlying his empirical work:
A) was based upon the guiding logic of deduction.
B) suggested that causal explanations of observed events may go beyond the level of observations.
C) suggested that the same causes are responsible for the same observations.
D) suggested that human activity is governed by God's will.
E) left little room for systematic observation.
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Q12: Descartes' first principle asserted that:
A) God exists.
B)
Q13: The major motivational aspect of Spinoza's psychology
Q14: The circulation of the blood was explained
Q15: Spinoza argued that God:
A) does not exist.
B)
Q16: The mind-body relationship for Descartes:
A) is actually
Q17: Despite the empirical advances in the natural
Q18: The advances in physiological knowledge:
A) confirmed the
Q20: The scientific writings of Francis Bacon questioned
Q21: As the first modern philosopher, Descartes defined
Q22: Descartes taught that human experience is derived:
A)
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