Berkeley thinks that an object is __________.
A) a collection of sensations
B) the collection of its primary qualities
C) a collection of God's attributes
D) its cumulative causal power

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Berkeley famously posits that objects are essentially collections of sensations. According to his idealism, objects do not exist independently of our perceptions of them; rather, they are constituted by the sensations or perceptions we have of them.

Berkeley Thinks That an Object Is __________