At the Dinner Table, Conversation Centred on a Discussion of the Worldwide

Multiple Choice

At the dinner table, conversation centred on a discussion of the worldwide effects of religion. When the meal was over, Mario's parting comment was, "Well that's the paradox of religious life." What did Mario mean?

A) A soul can be both redeemed and damned.
B) Belief exists without rational verification.
C) Religious life is both true and false.
D) Religious life can both enrich and destroy social life.