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Descartes Argues Against Trusting the Senses on the Grounds That

Question 55

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Descartes argues against trusting the senses on the grounds that

A) they sometimes deceive him.
B) they never directly deceive him.
C) God allows sensory deception.
D) sense perception is indubitable.

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