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To the naturalistic writer, the human person is an animal. True or False

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It is true that to the naturalistic writer, the human person is an animal. We are no better or worse than animals, because we are them. We all have the same instincts, behaviors, inclinations, and that is because, according to naturalists, we are the same.

Rus_ich [418]4 years ago

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Answer: True

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