Questão 15

Instrução: As questões de 09 a 15 estão relacionadas ao texto abaixo. Do all people deserve to be loved? To be able to answer such a question, we first understand its meaning. The common view regarding love meets Plato's view on it quite nicely. His view as elaborated $\in$ his dialogues Phaedo and Symposium is that love for someone or something is a type of desire. ... Adapted from: TANASĂ, Matei. The Unlovable Parts of a Loving Society. 2022. Retrieved from: <https://philosophynow.org/issues/148/The_Unlovable_Parts_of_a_Loving_Society>. Accessed: 18 Sep. 2025.

Consider the following propositions for rephrasing the sentence Furthermore, it is rather well known how rare perfection $\in$ humans is, and if one reaches perfection then they should be called God rather than human; so we will say that no human is entirely perfect; so all humans are $\in$ part bad (1. 56-61).

I - Moreover, everyone knows human perfection is rare. If someone were perfect, they would be our God, not human. So, no human is completely perfect, and all people have some flaws.

II - Aditionally, because perfection $\in$ humans is so rare that anyone who attains it would be more God than human, we can say that all humans are at least partly imperfect.

III- Furthermore, most people believe human perfection is rare. Still, some people come close to it and may be compared to God; so, not all humans are bad.

If applied to the text, which ones would be correct and keep the original meaning?