René Descartes -Descartes Concludes by Returning to His Former Doubts and Finds

question 136

Multiple Choice

René Descartes
-Descartes concludes by returning to his former doubts and finds them to be

• A)totally ridiculous.
• B)exaggerated,but well founded.
• C)unanswered.
• D)barely even scratching the surface of what ought to be doubted given the limits of reason.

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