The major problem with specific visions of the good life,pleasure,success,asceticism,power,religion,etc.is that
A) none of these visions expresses what Hegel called "Spirit."
B) they are difficult ideals to achieve.
C) the good life seems to be something more general than any single one-sided goal.
D) the good life is the life of the mind,not the body.

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The other options are incorrect or incomplete. Hegel did not necessarily equate the good life with "Spirit" alone, and the good life does not necessarily exclude the body or physical experiences. While the specific visions mentioned may be difficult to achieve or have limitations, the main issue is that they are narrow and do not capture the full complexity and richness of what may constitute a good life.

The Major Problem with Specific Visions of the Good Life,pleasure,success,asceticism,power,religion,etc