Jean-Paul Sartre -Sartre Claims That All Existentialists Agree That "Existence Precedes Essence
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Jean-Paul Sartre
-Sartre claims that all existentialists agree that "existence precedes essence," which means
A) the existence of God or of matter precedes human meaning.
B) all things start as matter and take on form as a secondary nature
C) human nature evolved after people did.
D) people come into the world without any given meaning.
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