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Averross doubletruth theory was an attempt to
 
 

a. show that no truth could be known.
   b. reconcile the teachings of the Koran with the truths of philosophy.
  c. show that both Christian and Islamic teachings contained truth.
  d. reconcile Platos doctrine of the Forms with Aristotles view.



Question 2

AlGhazalis view of causality was that
 
 

a. from an effect, we can reason back to its necessary cause.
  b. the laws of causality demonstrate that miracles are impossible.
  c. the relationship between causes and effects could not be otherwise than they are.
  d. there is no necessary connection between socalled causes and their effects.




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Answer to Question 1

b.

Answer to Question 2

d



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