According to existentialism, what conclusion could you draw about a person who repeatedly chooses to be a criminal?

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Question 38 of 50 • Philosophy: The Big Picture

According to existentialism, what conclusion could you draw about a person who repeatedly chooses to be a criminal?

Answer

A

The person has a criminal nature.

B

The person is lacking faith and needs religion.

C

The person has been treated poorly by society.

D

The person has a different moral structure than most.

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