According to Scheffler, our conviction that things matter is sustained by our confidence that
A) God exists.
B) Human life will continue after our own deaths.
C) The human soul is immortal.
D) All of the above.

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Scheffler argues that our belief in the importance and value of things is sustained by the expectation that human life will continue after our own deaths, rather than by belief in God or the immortality of the soul. This perspective emphasizes the significance of future generations in giving meaning to our actions and values.

According to Scheffler, Our Conviction That Things Matter Is Sustained