According to Forster, which of the following is too idealistic to be universally practiced?

ATolerance

BJustice

CLove

DEquality

Answer:

What is the most important virtue needed in a post-war world? Most people would say ‘Love’. Forster does not agree with it and says’ “Love is a great force in private life: it is indeed the greatest of all things, but love in public affairs does not work…”
The Christian Civilizations during the Middle Ages and the French Revolutionists tried it but failed.
Nations and peoples should love one another is an absurd and dangerous idea. ‘The fact is we can love only what we know personally’.
Love, he suggests, is often too idealistic and demanding to be universally practiced, but tolerance is achievable for the average person.

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