Multiple Choice
George Berkeley
-In setting aside theory and really contemplating the beauties of the world,Philonous ironically concludes
A) all these wonders do,in fact,have real,material existence.
B) this beautiful world is a false illusion.
C) the wide world exists only in his little mind.
D) no one could doubt that this world really exists.
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