What prevents a person from becoming a true individual, according to Kierkegaard?
a. "only by living in a city does one become a single, true individual"
b. "no one is prevented from being a single individual, no one, unless he prevents himself..."
c. "we stop ourselves from becoming a single individual when we believe in God."
d. "The crowd helps an individual become who they really are, deep inside."
Ans: b. "no one is prevented from being a single individual, no one, unless he prevents himself..."
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What will be an ideal response?
When proponents of a particular religion assert that their religion alone is true, they are maintaining __________
a. atavism b. exclusivism c. globalization d. inclusivism e. pluralism
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A) The subject term is distributed and the predicate term is undistributed. B) The subject term is undistributed and the predicate term is distributed. C) The subject term is universal and the predicate term is particular. D) Both the subject term and the predicate term are distributed. E) Both the subject term and the predicate term are undistributed.
Ethicists agree: All discrimination is wrong
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.