When Jean-Paul Sartre Discusses His Conversation with a Student During

question 32

Multiple Choice

When Jean-Paul Sartre discusses his conversation with a student during World War II,the point he makes about Christian Doctrine is that it

• A) provides advice that is too general to solve the student's dilemma.
• B) can serve as an effective guideline in making decisions.
• C) is rationally indefensible.
• D) leads to actions that Sartre found to be objectionable.

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