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According to the logical positivists, the statement God exists is
 
 

a. possibly true but unknowable.
  b. false.
  c. capable of being disproven.
  d. cognitively meaningless.



Question 2

The logical positivists criterion for cognitive meaning was called
 
 

a. the languagegame theory.
  b. Ockhams razor.
  c. the atomistic principle.
  d. the verifiability principle.




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Answer to Question 1

d.

Answer to Question 2

d.




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