Gottfried Leibniz
-Leibniz believes this world was created perfectly,by which he means

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Leibniz believed in the principle of sufficient reason, which states that everything must have a reason or explanation for its existence. Therefore, he argued that God would have created the simplest and most perfect world possible, as there would be no reason for him to create a more complex or imperfect world. This aligns with option C, which states that this world is both the most real and simplest world which God could possibly make. Leibniz did not believe that there was no pain or evil present in this world (option A), nor did he believe that God created the world to be perfect, but it was corrupted (option B). While Leibniz did believe that this world was an extension of God's nature (option D), this idea is not explicitly related to the concept of perfection in his philosophy.

Gottfried Leibniz -Leibniz Believes This World Was Created Perfectly,by Which He Means