<span>The correct answer is the conventional <span>level.
According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development, the conventional level of development refers to second level of moral development. At this level, a child's understanding of what's "good" or "bad is defined by the moral standards of authority figures or individuals children aspire to gain approval from.</span></span>
D. Savior because he died for our sins(wrong doing)
Answer: The Judeo-Christians believe that laws are made by God. The Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian views on the law share this similarity. Both believe in written law and that the law applies equally to everyone. The Greco-Romans believed reason and intelligence gave people dignity.
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IT depends on were the limit is adn how much they are limited
I would say b.) grandiosity. A person with grandiose thoughts has an unrealistic sense of superiority.
