Which statement about religion and morality would the author most likely agree with? A. They are important in private life, but not in political matters. B. They are essential to good governance. C. They are helpful in some cases. but not in others. D. They must be practiced in the same way by every citizen

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Which statement about religion and morality would the author most likely agree with? A. They are important in private life, but not in political matters. B. They are essential to good governance. C. They are helpful in some cases. but not in others. D. They must be practiced in the same way by every citizen

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The author would most likely agree with statement C: "They are helpful in some cases, but not in others." This suggests that the author recognizes the nuanced relationship between religion, morality, and their application in different contexts, rather than prescribing a blanket approach to their practice in all situations.

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