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CR · Critical Reasoning
655-705
Complete the Passage
In various philosophical discussions, there is a common assertion that the world we perceive today is not an everlasting entity, and that there was a significant event that initiated everything that exists, existed, and will exist. In other words, the world itself has not been timeless as our perceptions might suggest at first glance _______.
Which of the following meaningfully completes the above argument?
Which of the following meaningfully completes the above argument?
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but has a finite duration following its inception.
B
but our perceptions provide us with absolute truth.
C
however, upon further reflection, our philosophical views are correct.
D
however, it is merely a collection of particles.
E
however, it must have always existed.
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ShivamApr 5, 2025
thanks for the answer
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