When justifying evidence is said to be truth-resistant, it resists the contravening of
A) TRUE propositions.
B) FALSE propositions.
C) God.
D) intuition.

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When evidence is described as truth-resistant, it means it resists being contradicted by true propositions, not false ones, God, or intuition. This implies that the evidence remains unchanged or unaffected even when faced with facts or truths that contradict it.

When Justifying Evidence Is Said to Be Truth-Resistant, It Resists