Kant believed we could have objective,universal,and necessary knowledge about the world of experience because
A) God gives us our ideas and he would not deceive us.
B) reality imposes its structure on our minds.
C) everyone's mind structures experience in the same universal and necessary way.
D) we have innate ideas that are written on the soul and do not have to depend on the contents of experience to know reality.

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Kant argued that our knowledge of the world of experience is objective, universal, and necessary because he believed that all human minds share the same basic structures that shape our experiences in a consistent way. This means that the way we perceive and understand the world is not entirely shaped by the external world itself, but by how our minds inherently organize and interpret sensory data.

Kant Believed We Could Have Objective,universal,and Necessary Knowledge About the World