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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. despot b. deist c. Huguenot d.…

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. despot b. deist c. Huguenot d.…
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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. despot
b. deist
c. Huguenot
d. philosophe

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Answer: deist

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Someone who maintains that God created the universe and its natural laws, but God does not interfere with those natural laws, is called a "deist," since this was a major strain of thought during the Enlightenment period. 
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