One Argument for Thinking That a Life Without an Immortal

question 6

Multiple Choice

One argument for thinking that a life without an immortal soul must be meaningless is that:

• A) With an immortal soul, our lives are free and proceed randomly.
• B) With an immortal soul, our lives are unfree but always do the right thing.
• C) Without an immortal soul, we lack the freedom to choose between right and wrong.
• D) Without an immortal soul, we freely choose to do wrong more often than right.

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