Which of Plato's Beliefs Established the Concept of Dualism

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of Plato's beliefs established the concept of dualism?

• A) Human beings have immortal souls that are separate and distinct from their physical bodies.
• B) Forms exist as invisible and abstract ideals of reality, but humans perceive only flawed and vague dual images of these Forms.
• C) Ethical qualities, such as goodness, do not exist as absolutes in our world, and their earthly forms can show an opposite quality, such as evil.
• D) Because moral values are actually absolutes, the human experience of these values creates a dual value system.

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