All of the following were true of Comte's proposed utopian society except:

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Auguste Comte's utopian society, as proposed in his theory of positivism, did not specifically advocate for utilitarianism as its political philosophy. Instead, it emphasized a scientific approach to society where scientists and philosophers would lead, replacing traditional religious figures, and highlighted the moral role of women, but did not align with the principles of utilitarianism, which focuses on the greatest happiness for the greatest number.

All of the Following Were True of Comte's Proposed Utopian