’Reason must approach the nature not as a pupil but as a judge’ is the view of -----

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• Who said that ‘Reason must approach nature not as a pupil, but as a judge’?
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• ‘There can only one substance which is causasui (cause of itself) and this single substance must be identified with the universe a whole. This unique all inclusive totality is therefore God or Nature’ whose statement?
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• The Philosopher who is associated with the Law of Sufficient Reason:
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