Sigmund Freud Argued That What Really Makes Belief in God

question 52

Multiple Choice

Sigmund Freud argued that what really makes belief in God irrational is that

• A) God exists,but is ineffable.
• B) it is too hard; very few people can successfully walk on "the narrow path."
• C) the arguments for God's existence are unconvincing.
• D) it is a childish illusion that gives us
• Unwarranted and sometimes destructive attitudes and expectations toward life.

Understand the roles and responsibilities of agents in contract negotiation and fulfillment.

Identify the conditions under which a principal is liable for the actions of their agent.

Describe the different ways an agency relationship can arise.

Recognize the effects of nondisclosure of agency on contractual obligations and liabilities.

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