In the Epilogue to Part 1, the Author Argues That

question 8

Multiple Choice

In the epilogue to Part 1, the author argues that

• A) in the end all religions are true.
• B) we can be hopeful that all religions lead to salvation.
• C) beliefs among the different religions are ultimately incompatible, but there is more to religions than sets of truth claims.
• D) it is not really very important what religions say is true, because the most important thing is what religions tell us to do (thus moving to Part 2 of the text).

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