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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Definitions:

Lower Courts

Courts that have jurisdiction to hear cases of less significance or that are the first level of the court system, also known as inferior courts.

Higher Courts

Judicial bodies at the upper levels of a legal system, which have the authority to hear appeals from lower court decisions.

Binding

A legal agreement or contract that is enforceable in a court of law.

Legislative Branch

The part of government responsible for making the laws, typically consisting of a parliament or congress.