When Jean-Paul Sartre discusses his conversation with a student during World War II,the point he makes about Christian Doctrine is that it
A) provides advice that is too general to solve the student's dilemma.
B) can serve as an effective guideline in making decisions.
C) is rationally indefensible.
D) leads to actions that Sartre found to be objectionable.

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Sartre's point about Christian Doctrine in his conversation with a student during World War II is that it provides advice that is too general to be of practical help in solving the student's specific dilemma.

When Jean-Paul Sartre Discusses His Conversation with a Student During