What Did Deists Argue

question 11

Multiple Choice

What did Deists argue?

• A) They argued that the only true knowledge was religious truth, and that God was unknowable.
• B) They insisted that where the Bible conflicted with reason, one should follow the words of the Bible rather than the false dictates of reason.
• C) They believed in a God who had created a perfect universe and then allowed it to operate without His intervention, according to natural laws.
• D) They claimed that the best argument against the existence of God could be derived through the study of nature's harmony and order.
• E) They believed that the Church of England had to be purged of Roman Catholic influences and merged with the Presbyterian church.

Explain the appellate process and the role of appellate courts.

Identify the factors influencing the choice of filing cases in state versus federal courts.

Understand the concept of reversible errors and their impact on legal cases.

Differentiate between the roles of various types of courts in state court systems.

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