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James Argues That When Confronted with a Genuine Option Between

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James argues that when confronted with a genuine option between two propositions that cannot be decided on intellectual grounds, we must

A) Remain agnostic.
B) Adopt a skeptical attitude.
C) Allow our passions to decide.
D) None of the above.

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