Which quote is the BEST choice to use if you want readers to understand the concept of free thought?
I think the answer choice is C. ; however, I'm not 100% sure

Question

Kennedy Andrews · Accepted Answer

Free thought uses logic, reason and empiricism rather than authority, tradition or revelation.

You should go for B. The key terms in this are "common sense" and "plain dealing", which means to have an honest and straightforward behavior.

Ruby Adams · Answer

C) A direct statement of thinking and acting in accordance with internal values/dreams alone. Nothing about the difficulties or the outcomes, simply that one should pursue their own thoughts.

A) is about outcomes - unintended - and diligence, but nothing specifically about "thought". B) is a commentary about forthrightness of action and expression, but nothing about the process that generated them. D) is again a philosophical observation of internal conflicts, but not about a thought process or other direction in which it is resolved. C) A direct statement of thinking and acting in accordance with internal values/dreams alone. Nothing about the difficulties or the outcomes, simply that one should pursue their own thoughts.

Which quote is the BEST choice to use if you want readers to understand the concept of free thought? I think the answer choice is C. ; however, I'm not 100% sure