Thomas Reid was the founder of what became known as the Scottish __________ school of philosophy
A) rationalist
B) realist
C) idealist
D) common sense

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Reid's philosophy focused on the importance of common sense and rejecting the extreme skepticism of the time. He believed that our sensory experiences and beliefs about the world are reliable and meaningful, and should serve as the foundation of our knowledge. This emphasis on common sense is what distinguishes his philosophy as the "Scottish common sense" school.

Thomas Reid Was the Founder of What Became Known as the Scottish