In the statement "Every event has its sufficient natural explanatory cause(s)," the word sufficient means that the cause is
A)incapable of bringing the event about by itself.
B)capable of bringing the event about by itself.
C)necessary for the event to occur.
D)indeterminate.

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The word sufficient means that the cause alone is capable of bringing about the event. Therefore, option B is the correct choice.

In the Statement "Every Event Has Its Sufficient Natural Explanatory