The Author Argues That Human Beatitude and How It Is

question 32

Multiple Choice

The author argues that human beatitude and how it is achieved is

• A) finally an area where all religions agree.
• B) a set of ideas unique within each religion that can only be understood by true followers.
• C) a set of ideas interwoven with other aspects of each religion, such as ritual practices and morality, religious experience, and so on.
• D) the least important part of the world's religions, rightly left to the final chapter.

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Definitions:

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Slope-Forming

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False Quality Report

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