Which of the Following Is the Central Argument in the Humanist

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the central argument in the humanist perspective on work?

A) Work should be a fulfilling and liberating activity.
B) If people only did enough work to "pay the bills," they would have more time for other activities that would give them pleasure.
C) Workers should be treated humanely, not like slaves.
D) Work should be done by human beings, not by machines.