When Sartre says that, for human beings, "existence precedes essence," he means
A) the universe existed before any qualities.
B) the universe existed before any purposes.
C) we first exist and only later do we acquire any qualities.
D) we first exist and only later do we acquire a purpose.

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The Answer of When Sartre says that, for human beings, "existence precedes essence," he means
A) the universe existed before any qualities.
B) the universe existed before any purposes.
C) we first exist and only later do we acquire any qualities.
D) we first exist and only later do we acquire a purpose.

When Sartre Says That, for Human Beings, "Existence Precedes Essence