__________ argues that the necessity of allowing for falsehood makes it impossible to regard belief as a relation of the mind to a single object.
A) Kant
B) Russell
C) Berkeley
D) Hume

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Russell's theory of descriptions argues that in order for propositions to be meaningful, they must have a truth value. However, the existence of false propositions means that belief cannot be understood as a relation of the mind to a single object, as there may be multiple objects (true and false) that correspond to the same belief.

__________ Argues That the Necessity of Allowing for Falsehood Makes