Which of the following statements about aristotle's metaphysics is false? A. Examining the nature of being, and knowing what kinds of things exist, is a sensible beginning point for philosophical inquiry.
B. Humans have the natural capacity to know many things without divine revelation or empirical evidence.
C. The distinction between form and matter is purely conceptual— one does not, and cannot, exist without the other.
D. In order for a statement to be true, one must state that an object exists, what the object is, and the state in which it exists.