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INHERENT CORRUPTIBILITY AND THE WEAKNESS OF PUBLIC MORALITY
As humans, we are to some large extents corruptible which bears credence to the saying, "every man has a price". This price can be anything from money, power, women, the desire to do good, etc and which can be exploited fully by someone that wants to "find out your price".
Public morality has to do with how other people view your morality and such morality is quite actually the choice to do right or wrong.
Therefore, public morality has its weakness by making man to attempt to hide his inherent corruptibility without actually attempting to limit his corrupt nature.
The whole point of public morality is to dissuade people from making wrong choices and decisions as they would be tried and found guilty by the public.
We can see from the story that although Goodman Brown came to the forest to meet with the devil, he still hides when he sees Goody Cloyse and hears Deacon Gookin. This shows the weakness of public morality as Goodman Brown only hides so as not to face public morality but it does not really make him change his decision to meet with the devil.
The answer would be an Oxymoron.
The sentence is a simple compound sentence.
<span>A simple sentence is an accumulation of phrases that creates a comprehensive knowledge. Simple sentences are distinct from another sentence standards since they include barely one </span>independent clause<span> and have no </span>dependent clauses<span>.</span>
A Protestant is someone who is a follower of one o<span>f the Western Christian churches that are not the Roman Catholic Church.</span>
