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What do you call a person who maintains that God created the universe and its natural laws, but God does not interfere with those natural laws? A. deist B. Huguenot C. despot D. philosophe

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A deist (A) would be a person who maintains that God created the universe and its natural laws, but God does not interfere with those natural laws. A metaphor that is commonly used to explain Deism is that God was the clock maker who makes the clock, sets it into motion, and then walks away and lets it continue without interference. 
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I think the answer would be (A. deist)

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