The statements A-D when arranged in the correct order form a coherent passage starting with statement 1 and ending in statement 2. Find the correct ordering.
1) Descartes, the founder of modern philosophy, invented a method which may still be used with profit--the method of systematic doubt
A) Whatever he could bring himself to doubt, he would doubt, until he saw reason for not doubting it
B) He imagined a deceitful demon, who presented unreal things to his senses in a perpetual phantasmagoria
C) He determined that he would believe nothing which he did not see quite clearly and distinctly to be true
D) By applying this method he gradually became convinced that the only existence of which he could be “quite” certain was his own
2) It might be very improbable that such a demon existed, but still it was possible, and therefore doubt concerning things perceived by the senses was possible
A.ACDB
B.ACBD
C.CABD
D.CADB
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