Multiple Choice
Leibniz says, "since there is in ourselves being, unity, substance, duration, change, action, perception, pleasure, and a thousand other objects of our intellectual ideas," we can conclude ...
A) that these ideas are innate in us.
B) that God has placed these ideas in us.
C) that these ideas came about through our sense perceptions.
D) achieving certainty in our beliefs is not possible.
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