English Language · English Literature

Consider the following statements regarding the tradition of character-writing and moral philosophy: A. John Hall believed that Theophrastus' character sketches could be adapted to promote Christian values with some modifications. B. David Hume maintained that character-writing was a dominant third approach within moral philosophy in his time. C. The process of 'Charactery' involved illustrating virtues and vices through lively, concrete depictions rather than through abstract theorizing. Which of the statements given above are correct?