C. D. Broad argues that "there is an enormous unanimity [agreement] among the mystics concerning the spiritual nature of reality." How does the text attempt to refute this claim? Who do you think has the strongest case?

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The Answer of C. D. Broad argues that "there is an enormous unanimity [agreement] among the mystics concerning the spiritual nature of reality." How does the text attempt to refute this claim? Who do you think has the strongest case?

C D Broad Argues That "There Is an Enormous Unanimity [Agreement]