Author Question: What does C. S. Lewis make a powerful case for in his book, The Abolition of Man? a. Teaching ... (Read 50 times)

mcmcdaniel · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

What does C. S. Lewis make a powerful case for in his book, The Abolition of Man?

a. Teaching people to love truth and justice
b. Encouraging people to be bound by the rule of law
c. Allowing religion to shape and guide our ethics and morals
d. Training people to recognize the lies and faults of other men
e. Indoctrinating young people to embrace the values of the state

Question 2

Which of the following statements about Japanese women is NOT true?

a. Japanese women account for three-quarters of the country's nonregular workers.
b. The average Japanese female worker earns about 60 of what their male counterpart is paid.
c. There are significantly less women in managerial roles in Japan in comparison to other industrialized countries.
d. Although Japan passed an Equal Opportunity Law in 1987, it has had little impact in closing the economic gender gap.
e. Japanese women are not as highly educated as Japanese men.