Classical Western Epistemology And Metaphysics - Practice Test

(A) Leibniz

(B) Descartes

(C) Berkeley

(D) Spinoza

(B) Descartes

(A) Every effect must have a cause

(B) This may be poison

(C) The substance is either solid or fluid

(D) All of the above

(A) Every effect must have a cause

(A) the infinite collection of particular extended object in nature

(B) the universe conceived as a single indivisible nature

(C) the way the universe appears to God

(D) the way the universe appears to us

(C) the way the universe appears to God

(A) No idea

(B) Infinite ideas

(C) Eternality

(D) Acceptability

(B) Infinite ideas

(A) Descartes

(B) Hume Skepticism

(C) Western theology

(D) Samkhya view on God

(C) Western theology

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