Miller Argues That Our Ability to Identify Ourselves When We

question 222

Multiple Choice

Miller argues that our ability to identify ourselves when we first wake up supports . . .

• A) The idea that personal identity is not determined by our souls
• B) The idea that personal identity is a matter of having the same body over time
• C) The idea that personal identity is not a matter of having the same body over time
• D) The idea that personal identity is determined by our souls

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