Varun Patel
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of Meditation III.? A. He has discovered no evidence proving that his sensory ideas are accurate copies of objects.
B. He must prove that God exists and that God is no deceiver before he can discover other certitudes.
C. He categorizes his thoughts into volitions, emotions, and judgments.
D. A clear and distinct grasp of something is required to know a thing for certain.
E. The light of nature is different from natural impulse
F. His ideas are either innate, acquired, or produced by him.
Its not a multiple choice question, I need to know what order Descartes presents this arguement in.
Thank you in advance for the help.
B. He must prove that God exists and that God is no deceiver before he can discover other certitudes.
C. He categorizes his thoughts into volitions, emotions, and judgments.
D. A clear and distinct grasp of something is required to know a thing for certain.
E. The light of nature is different from natural impulse
F. His ideas are either innate, acquired, or produced by him.
Its not a multiple choice question, I need to know what order Descartes presents this arguement in.
Thank you in advance for the help.