Belief system of the individual: (a) must be the same as that of the society (b) must be opposite of the society (c) can be different from that of the society (d) none of the above is true

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Belief system of the individual:

(a) must be the same as that of the society

(b) must be opposite of the society

(c) can be different from that of the society

(d) none of the above is true

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