The Author Argues for a "Moral Imperative" to Study Religion

question 29

Multiple Choice

The author argues for a "moral imperative" to study religion because __________.

• A) it helps us understand a culture's economic and political commitments so we can work around them for our own benefit
• B) it helps us figure out how to get them to accept our own religious views and commitments so we can work better together
• C) peaceful cooperation requires understanding other people, and appreciating their religious commitments is key to that understanding
• D) social justice has to be based on a community's religious commitments

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