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Select the correct summary for the passage based on the author's discussion of atheism, superstitions, and Plutarch.
- 1The passage talks about atheism with no comments on superstitions. To prove his idea that it is better not to believe in God than to worship idols which is an insult to God, he has exemplified Plutarch, the Greek philosopher and historian.
- 2The passage talks about atheism and theism. To prove his idea that it is better to believe in God and worship idols, he has quoted Plutarch. For the writer, theism makes one ignore moral values and indulge in irrational behavior.
- 3The passage talks about atheism and superstitions. To prove his idea that it is better not to believe in God than to worship idols which is an insult to God, he has exemplified Plutarch, the Greek philosopher and historian. For the writer, atheism promotes one to think, analyze, study philosophy, set moral values for oneself and ensures that the individual will take the path of morality rather than giving rise to confusion and irrational thinking.✓
- 4The passage talks about atheism and theism. To prove his idea that it is better not to believe in God than to worship idols. Worshiping idols is no way an insult to God, he has exemplified Plutarch, the Greek philosopher and historian. For the writer, atheism promotes one to think, analyze, study philosophy, set moral values for oneself and ensures that the individual will take the path of morality rather than giving rise to confusion and irrational thinking.
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