Lammenranta says of Descartes's arguments, "These passages entail that clear and distinct perception is not sufficient for knowledge or certainty. One must know in addition that God exists and is ..."
A) not a deceiver.
B) eternal and perfect.
C) omnipotent and omniscient.
D) not composed of physical substance.

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Lammenranta specifically mentions Descartes's argument that one must know not only clear and distinct perception but also that God is not a deceiver in order to have knowledge or certainty. Therefore, choice A is the best option.

Lammenranta Says of Descartes's Arguments, "These Passages Entail That Clear