What would a logical positivist say about the philosophers who questioned the existence of God?

Logical positivists argued that a statement is meaningful only if it is true by definition or can be tested through observation. The existence of God is a metaphysical claim that cannot be verified in this way, so they would regard the debate as meaningless rather than as a question that can be settled by evidence. That matches choice B.

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