What subcomponent of universality makes explicit the understanding not only that all living things die but also that each living
thing will die?
1 answer:
Answer:
The options
A. Personal mortality
B. Inevitability
C. Purposefulness
D. Organicity
The CORRECT ANSWER IS A.
A. Personal mortality
Explanation:
Universality
It as to do with the fact that all living things must gradually or at some point die. It sees Death as an all-inclusive, inevitable, and unavoidable.
A. personal mortality✔✔✔
It is the concept that death applies to oneself, that not only do all living things die but each and every living thing will surely die.
B. Inevitability❌
It is the concept that all living things must one way or the other encounter death.
C. Purposefulness❌
It has to do with death and it's purpose.
D. Organicity❌
It is the probable etiology of the inadequacy of full eyelid closure at death.
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