The principle of sufficient reason claims that
A) every explanation must be fully sufficient.
B) no explanation can be fully sufficient.
C) every fact has an explanation.
D) no fact has an explanation.

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The principle of sufficient reason states that every fact has an explanation, so option C is the correct choice. Option A is an extreme statement and not always true, as some explanations may not be fully sufficient. Option B is also extreme and not always true. Option D is incorrect because it contradicts the principle of sufficient reason.

The Principle of Sufficient Reason Claims That