The person who took the teachings of the Catholic Church and paired them with philosophy was St. Thomas Aquinas. Hence, Option B is correct.
<h3>What are the Catholic Church teachings?</h3>
As per the teachings of the Catholic Church, there is the objective of God’s existence, it is the only God who is interested in each and every individual, one can maintain or enters into the relationship with God, and for this the way is prayers, all the individuals are being accountable at the time of death, in each human being, there is an immortality of the soul, and many more.
According to the Roman Catholic Church teachings, each and every member, whether they are alive or dead has a share in the merits of each other. It was Saint Thomas Aquinas who paired these teaching with philosophy. Saint Thomas Aquinas, believed that there is the existence of God and it is easy to prove it. For giving the proof, he stated five ways.
Thus, Option B is correct.
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The correct answer is A. He is indecisive
Explanation:
In this excerpt, Prufrock reflex about his actions, decisions, and identity, especially by communicating his fears and doubts. This can be seen in the questions he asks himself such as "Do I dare?" or "Do I dare Disturb the universe?" that shows he is very indecisive and probably does not have enough confidence to take certain steps or make certain decisions. Also, this indecisiveness is supported by ideas such as "They will say: “How his hair is growing thin" that shows the author is concern about social judgment, and due to this, he cannot decide what to do or he is not completely sure about it.
I believe the answer is Eugene V. Debs
Desecrate - To destroy or damage offensively a sacred object or thing
tolerance - accepting the different views or beliefs of others
Domestic - any conditions related to the internal affairs of a nation
envoy - an official diplomat or representative of a nation
