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Sir Richard Dawkins' criticism of the Bible is that A. sophisticated theologians have all accepted it as literally true. B. it has nothing in common with the myths of other cultures and societies. C. it has very little literary value. D. it has an unjustified privileged status. 32. In his writings, Michel de Montaigne comes across as A. possessing a sense of humor. B. modest regarding his intellectual abilities. C. open-minded regarding human sexuality. D. all the above.

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          Sir Richard Dawkins' criticism of the Bible is that
A. sophisticated theologians have all accepted it as literally true.
B. it has nothing in common with the myths of other cultures and societies.
C. it has very little literary value.
D. it has an unjustified privileged status.
32. In his writings, Michel de Montaigne comes across as
A. possessing a sense of humor.
B. modest regarding his intellectual abilities.
C. open-minded regarding human sexuality.
D. all the above.

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Sir Richard Dawkins' criticism of the Bible is that A. sophisticated theologians have all accepted it as literally true. B. it has nothing in common with the myths of other cultures and societies. C. it has very little literary value. D. it has an unjustified privileged status. 32. In his writings, Michel de Montaigne comes across as A. possessing a sense of humor. B. modest regarding his intellectual abilities. C. open-minded regarding human sexuality. D. all the above.