Here some problem or solution of the problem is given in the statement you have to choose the appropriate logical deduction for given statement.
Philosopher: "Morality that depends entirely on religion is fragile because it collapses when faith is questioned."
Which of the following best supports this view?
Show answer & explanation
Correct answer: B
Explanation
Option 1 (Secular Law): This speaks to the acceptability of laws, but does not directly explain the relationship between personal morality and faith.
Option 3 (Community Values): This contradicts the philosopher's argument, as it attempts to portray morality as more dependent on religion.
Option 4 (Atheists Can Be Immoral): This is a general assumption and does not address the philosopher's main fear that "the moral structure will collapse if faith disappears."
Option 2 (People behave morally even without religious belief): This statement fully supports the philosopher's view. If people can remain moral without religious belief, it means that their morality is not a 'fragile' system based solely on religion. This addresses the philosopher's concern that morality will not collapse if faith is questioned.
Therefore, the correct answer is "People behave morally even without religious belief."