A) To promote skepticism. B) To argue against religion. C) To establish a foundation for scientific knowledge. D) To discuss ethics.
A) Third Meditation. B) Fifth Meditation. C) Second Meditation. D) First Meditation.
A) I doubt, therefore I am. B) I think, therefore I am. C) I feel, therefore I am. D) I know, therefore I am.
A) They are fundamentally different substances. B) They are the same substance. C) They are mere illusions. D) One is a part of the other.
A) Impermanent substance. B) Thinking substance. C) Divine substance. D) Extended substance.
A) Materialism. B) Dualism. C) Idealism. D) Monism.
A) Inductive reasoning. B) Empirical observation. C) Deductive reasoning. D) Radical doubt.
A) The existence of the body. B) The accuracy of sensory experience. C) The existence of the self as a thinking thing. D) The reality of the world.
A) Sensory experience. B) Historical context. C) Clear and distinct perceptions. D) Cultural influences. |