Descartes Argues Against Trusting the Senses on the Grounds That

question 9

Multiple Choice

Descartes argues against trusting the senses on the grounds that __________.

• A) they never directly deceive him
• B) they sometimes deceive him
• C) God allows sensory deception
• D) sense perception is indubitable

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