Multiple Choice
The idea that al-Qaeda are behind almost every world catastrophe you can think of is an example of:
A) a complex socio-historical explanation.
B) deductive reasoning.
C) latter-day rationalism.
D) a conspiracy theory.
Correct Answer:
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