Directions: In the following question, four statements are provided. These statements form a coherent paragraph when properly arranged. Select the alternative representing the proper and logical sequencing of these statements.
A. To think well, one must think for oneself.
B. That is the very first step towards wisdom as it was understood in antiquity.
C. A man does not truly free himself from the chains of outworn traditions or ready-made ideas until he examines and re-examines incessantly and critically his own ideas, many of which will be found to be borrowed from others.
D. For those who are frightened by the word 'philosophy', let us recall the excellent definition of it which goes: 'To philosophize is to reflect, to use one's reason, anywhere and everywhere'.
A. To think well, one must think for oneself.
B. That is the very first step towards wisdom as it was understood in antiquity.
C. A man does not truly free himself from the chains of outworn traditions or ready-made ideas until he examines and re-examines incessantly and critically his own ideas, many of which will be found to be borrowed from others.
D. For those who are frightened by the word 'philosophy', let us recall the excellent definition of it which goes: 'To philosophize is to reflect, to use one's reason, anywhere and everywhere'.
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