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mina
3 months ago
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Read the aphorism. A good example is the best sermon. What is the important idea in this aphorism from Benjamin Franklin’s Poor

Richard’s Almanack? A. Living a good life is better than telling others how to live a good life. B. It is best to offer proof of what we say so that people will be convinced. C. The best way to tell people how to live a good life is through a sermon.
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2 answers:
Leya [7.7K]3 months ago
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The correct choice is A. I hope this is useful!:)
hammer [7.6K]3 months ago
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The correct option is:


A) Leading a virtuous life is preferable to instructing others on how to lead one.


Reasoning:


Published annually by Benjamin Franklin under the pseudonym Poor Richard or Richard Saunders, Poor Richard's Almanack was a yearly calendar. It circulated continuously from 1732 to 1758 and achieved significant popularity, reportedly having yearly print runs of around 10,000 copies within American communities.

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