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Christians agree with radical individualists that
{ 1 } - loving one's neigbor as oneself is the ideal.
{ 2 } - each person has as his first moral duty to seek genuine self-fulfillment.
{ 3 } - selfishness is repudiated because it denies the self access to goods that can be achieved only by sharing.
{ 4 } - loving one's neighbor as oneself is unreal and sentimental.
{ 5 } - the person is called to sacrifice his self-fulfillment to the community.
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Christians agree with radical individualists that
{ 1 } - loving one's neigbor as oneself is the ideal.
{ 2 } - each person has as his first moral duty to seek genuine self-fulfillment.
{ 3 } - selfishness is repudiated because it denies the self access to goods that can be achieved only by sharing.
{ 4 } - loving one's neighbor as oneself is unreal and sentimental.
{ 5 } - the person is called to sacrifice his self-fulfillment to the community.
Radical individualists do not believe this.
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Christians agree with radical individualists that
{ 1 } - loving one's neigbor as oneself is the ideal.
{ 2 } - each person has as his first moral duty to seek genuine self-fulfillment.
{ 3 } - selfishness is repudiated because it denies the self access to goods that can be achieved only by sharing.
{ 4 } - loving one's neighbor as oneself is unreal and sentimental.
{ 5 } - the person is called to sacrifice his self-fulfillment to the community.
The difference is that Christians think they can find self-fulfillment only in sharing in community, whereas such community is not necessary for the "self-fulfillment" of radical individualists.
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Christians agree with radical individualists that
{ 1 } - loving one's neigbor as oneself is the ideal.
{ 2 } - each person has as his first moral duty to seek genuine self-fulfillment.
{ 3 } - selfishness is repudiated because it denies the self access to goods that can be achieved only by sharing.
{ 4 } - loving one's neighbor as oneself is unreal and sentimental.
{ 5 } - the person is called to sacrifice his self-fulfillment to the community.
This is a Christian, but not radical individualist, position .
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Christians agree with radical individualists that
{ 1 } - loving one's neigbor as oneself is the ideal.
{ 2 } - each person has as his first moral duty to seek genuine self-fulfillment.
{ 3 } - selfishness is repudiated because it denies the self access to goods that can be achieved only by sharing.
{ 4 } - loving one's neighbor as oneself is unreal and sentimental.
{ 5 } - the person is called to sacrifice his self-fulfillment to the community.
Christians do not believe this.
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Christians agree with radical individualists that
{ 1 } - loving one's neigbor as oneself is the ideal.
{ 2 } - each person has as his first moral duty to seek genuine self-fulfillment.
{ 3 } - selfishness is repudiated because it denies the self access to goods that can be achieved only by sharing.
{ 4 } - loving one's neighbor as oneself is unreal and sentimental.
{ 5 } - the person is called to sacrifice his self-fulfillment to the community.
Neither believes this. See p. 15.
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