Skepticism claims that the justification a person has for her belief
A) must guarantee that the belief is true.
B) must make it likely that the belief is true.
C) is always circular, and thus can never be shown to be legitimate.
D) is always inaccessible to her own mind.

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Skepticism, in its strongest form, often argues that for a belief to be justified, the justification must guarantee the belief's truth, which is a very high standard that is difficult to meet. This reflects a fundamental skeptical challenge to the possibility of having absolute certainty about our beliefs.

Skepticism Claims That the Justification a Person Has for Her