Aristotle professes that the path to individual and community happiness requires development of all but which of the following factors:
A) health
B) wealth
C) intellectual virtue
D) moral virtue
E) none of the above

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Aristotle's philosophy on happiness, particularly in his work "Nicomachean Ethics," encompasses the development of various aspects of life, including health, wealth, intellectual virtue, and moral virtue. He believed that a balanced and ethical life, which includes the cultivation of virtues, is essential for achieving eudaimonia, or true happiness. Thus, he does not exclude any of the factors listed from contributing to happiness.

Aristotle Professes That the Path to Individual and Community Happiness