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    It is not the case that Henry of Ghent's arguments lead to pervasive skepticism rather than certainty through divine illumination

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    • 1.Henry of Ghent's arguments were intended to show that certainty is possible through divine illumination
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    • 2.The conclusions of Henry's arguments actually undermine the possibility of certainty rather than establishing it
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