Multiple Choice
William James
-James uses his pragmatic method in order to figure out whether or not a question is idle or serious.Idle questions,but not serious questions,
A) are of immense spiritual significance.
B) assume that we do not have free will.
C) are a subject of never ending dispute.
D) are of little significance.
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