Aristotle -Concerning Moral Weakness and Self-Indulgence,Aristotle Claims That

question 193

Multiple Choice

Aristotle
-Concerning moral weakness and self-indulgence,Aristotle claims that

• A)both are equally bad because they lead a person to vice.
• B)self-indulgence is worse because the self-indulgent person has an evil intent.
• C)moral weakness is worse because the person has no strength of will.
• D)both spring from a lack of knowing the good.

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