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Kant argues that a clergyman is obligated to conform to the teachings of the church he serves while in the pulpit, but should be free in private to believe as he wishes. True or…

Kant argues that a clergyman is obligated to conform to the teachings of the church he serves while in the pulpit, but should be free in private to believe as he wishes. True or…
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Kant argues that a clergyman is obligated to conform to the teachings of the church he serves while in the pulpit, but should be free in private to believe as he wishes.

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Answer:true

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