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    When Justifying Evidence Is Said to Be Truth-Resistant, It Resists
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When Justifying Evidence Is Said to Be Truth-Resistant, It Resists

Question 105

Question 105

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When justifying evidence is said to be truth-resistant, it resists the contravening of


A) TRUE propositions.
B) FALSE propositions.
C) God.
D) intuition.

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