As the First Modern, Systematic Skeptic, Pierre Bayle Believed That

question 17

Multiple Choice

As the first modern, systematic skeptic, Pierre Bayle believed that

• A)faith was more important than reason.
• B)all human knowledge, both scientific and religious, is flawed.
• C)silence is the only honest act a person can perform.
• D)religion was flawed and truth lay only in science.
• E)only Christians were moral beings.

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