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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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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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