The "Two-Worlds Assumption

question 30

Multiple Choice

The "two-worlds assumption"

• A)states that there are two worlds: the world of being and the world of becoming.
• B)states that there are two worlds: the "outer," physical world and the "inner" world of our experience.
• C)states that there are two worlds: the godly and the human.
• D)is an example of a necessary truth.

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Definitions:

New Bonds

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Interest Rates

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