MacDonald considers the question, "But may not the colors of all objects be distorted by wearing, e.g., brown spectacles?" MacDonald's response is that although it is true, nevertheless, vision is entirely different from the other four senses.

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MacDonald's argument is not about the uniqueness of vision compared to other senses in the context of perception being altered by external factors like colored spectacles. His discussions typically revolve around broader philosophical or theological themes rather than specific sensory perceptions and their reliability.

MacDonald Considers the Question, "But May Not the Colors of All