[Solved] Which one among the following does NOT figure in Berkeley’s rejection of abstract ideas?

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Q.	Which one among the following does NOT figure in Berkeley’s rejection of abstract ideas?
A.	There is no such thing in any mind as an abstract idea
B.	Knowledge of external worlds is possible without the abstract idea ‘Matter’.
C.	Acceptance of abstract ideas leads to atheism and materialism
D.	A particular idea can be made to represent all other particular ideas of the same sort.
Answer» D. A particular idea can be made to represent all other particular ideas of the same sort.

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