Is it possible,using Descartes’ methods, to establish that there is an external world without proving that Godexists?

choose one (A,b,c,d) and answer the question double spaced, 3 pages, DO NOT GIVE BIOGRAPHICAL OR HISTORICAL DATA. , must have introduction, development, conclusionessay questionsA. Descartes’ project is to start from what is clear and distinct and to incrementally build up hisknowledge by argument from that foundation. What are the prospects for the Cartesian project?Is there more that is clear and distinct than what Descartes identifies? Is there less? Is it possible,using Descartes’ methods, to establish that there is an external world without proving that Godexists? Make sure to back up your contentions with arguments.B. Consider the Problem of Error: if God exists, and he is not a deceiver, then why is it so oftenthe case that he allows humans to form false beliefs? What is Descartes’ reply to the Problem of Error?Is his reply successful? You may find it worthwhile to critique Descartes’ model of howerror arises in Meditation IV. Are there cases of error which can’t be covered on the model?Does the model succeed in solving the Problem of Error?C. In arguing that God exists in Meditation III, Descartes relies on the premise, which he takes tobe clear and distinct, that the cause of an idea must have at least as much formal reality as theidea itself has objective reality. First, state how this premise is used in the proof of God’sexistence. What is its significance? Second, consider why Descartes thinks this principle is true(besides the fact that it’s clear and distinct). You may want to discuss what the precise nature ofobjective reality is. Finally, state what you take to be the best objection to this principle. Howwould Descartes respond to this objection? Would his response be adequate?EXPLANATORY ESSAY QUESTIOND. It has been said that Meditations on First Philosophy derives all of its major conclusions in metaphysics (the dualism of infinite souls and one extended reality), physics (the structure of the physical world outside the mind as geometric), psychology (the dualism of Mind-Body interaction, free will and mechanization of the body), epistemology (truth gathered from intuition, sensation as private experience, essence-existence distinction) and the theology (theism or occasional-ism) derives from God’s benevolence. In short, Descartes’ philosophy is a “transcendental metaphysics,” yet also the ground of the New Science. Write an essay demonstrating that this is indeed the case.