Which of the Following Is a Common Religious Argument Against

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a common religious argument against using tobacco?

• A)Intentionally harming the body is a sin.
• B)God does not want us to make our own choices.
• C)The benefits of tobacco tend to make religion less attractive.
• D)Only religious leaders should be allowed to use tobacco.

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