Leibniz says that our reasonings are grounded upon two great principles, the second in virtue of which we hold that there can be no fact unless there be a ________________, why it should be so and not otherwise, although these reasons are not always known by us.

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Leibniz's principle of sufficient reason asserts that there must be a sufficient reason why anything exists, happens or is true. According to him, our reasonings are grounded upon two great principles, and the second principle is the principle of sufficient reason. Therefore, the correct choice is C, which directly relates to Leibniz's principle.

Leibniz Says That Our Reasonings Are Grounded Upon Two Great