Multiple choice

Directions: The last sentence in the following passage has been deleted. Select the sentence, out of the available options, that best suits the end of the passage. Belief in a greater power in the Universe is something I hope never becomes extinct. I hope Man, as a species, never becomes so arrogant in his technological marvels that he sees himself in the role of God; making and destroying life by a humanistic moral code. I still like to look up at the heavens and believe that there is life out there, somewhere, races of beings struggling with the same ideas and concepts that we as a species are experiencing. I hope that one day we do make contact with other life, and that in doing so we find the seeds of Brotherhood out there in the stars, as I believe that this great experiment has been tried elsewhere. The Universe is too vast a place with too many galaxies and stars for Man to be the “Be all and end all”. Don't ask me to explain my reasoning for I can't.

  1. It is my intuition that tells me so.

  2. Despite our assertions to the contrary, we secretly believe it turns out to be true. Sooner than later.

  3. I just take it on faith.

  4. Man is but a small, insignificant part of the whole scheme of things.

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C Correct answer
Explanation

I can't explain my reasoning; it's basically my faith.