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Kant's Argument for the Existence of God Is That

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Kant's argument for the existence of God is that


A) God is a necessary condition for moral life.
B) God is a sufficient condition for moral life.
C) Religious experience justifies belief in the existence of God.
D) God is self-caused.

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