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Which inference below is best supported by the following passage from Adams’ argument?

I will not here discuss the right or the rights of slavery, but I say that the doctrine of Hobbes, that War is the natural state of man, has for ages been exploded, as equally disclaimed and rejected by the philosopher and the Christian. That it is utterly incompatible with any theory of human rights, and especially with the rights which the Declaration of Independence proclaims as self-evident truths.
Answer choices for the above question

A. Adams strongly disagrees with the doctrine of Hobbes.

B. Hobbes views slavery as immoral.

C. Hobbes mostly agreed with other philosophers.

D. Adams mostly admires the doctrine of Hobbes.

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