James asserts that, absent evidence but confronted with a genuine option, we have the right to let our __________ nature decide.
A) rational
B) passional
C) empirical
D) emotional

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James argues that in the absence of evidence, when faced with a genuine decision, we can allow our passionate or emotional side (referred to as "passional nature") to make the choice. This concept is part of William James's philosophy, particularly in relation to his views on pragmatism and the "will to believe."

James Asserts That, Absent Evidence but Confronted with a Genuine