What "social obstacle" does MacIntyre discuss that thwarts our attempt to envisage each human life as a whole?
A) The way modernity divides each life into segments, each with its own norms and behaviors
B) The way modernity repeats the themes of antiquity
C) The way Christianity views life and the afterlife
D) All of the above

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MacIntyre discusses the fragmentation of modern life into distinct segments, each governed by its own norms and behaviors, as a significant social obstacle. This segmentation makes it difficult to view a human life as a coherent whole, as different aspects of life are compartmentalized and often operate under conflicting principles.

What "Social Obstacle" Does MacIntyre Discuss That Thwarts Our Attempt