Masham says, "From what has been said, I think it does appear, that irrational instruction concerning religion, as well as want of instruction, disposes to ..."
A) skepticism.
B) rationalism.
C) empiricism.
D) metaphysics.

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Masham mentions that irrational instruction or lack of instruction concerning religion disposes to skepticism, which is a doubt or disbelief in the truth of something. Therefore, option A, skepticism, is the best choice. The other options, rationalism, empiricism, and metaphysics, are not mentioned in the given context.

Masham Says, "From What Has Been Said, I Think It