"Ockham's Razor" Forms an Argument Against Dualism Because

question 144

Multiple Choice

"Ockham's razor" forms an argument against dualism because

• A) Dualism cannot explain all of the phenomena to be explained.
• B) Dualism has fewer explanatory resources available.
• C) A theory that matches world religions is preferable to a theory that does not.
• D) A theory with just physical stuff is simpler than a theory with both physical and nonphysical stuff.

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