Descartes' method of doubt tells us to:
A) doubt everything except truths of arithmetic and logic.
B) accept nothing that is not beyond a reasonable doubt.
C) accept only those beliefs that don't contradict what we already know.
D) accept only those beliefs that can be deduced from things we already know.
E) accept only what can be known with absolute certainty.
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Q3: A proposition that should not be doubted,
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Q9: Descartes starts the application of his method
Q10: Descartes' method is:
A) both a method of
Q11: The "epistemological turn" began with:
A) Plato, and
Q12: Which of the following was not one
Q13: In his Meditations, Descartes says that the
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