Question

E.M. Forster believed the most needed virtue in the post-war world is:

• A. Love
• B. Strength
• C. Intelligence
• D. Tolerance

Answer 1

Answer:

D. Tolerance

Forster argued that while love is important in private life, it doesn't work effectively in public or international affairs. Tolerance, though often undervalued, is practical and essential for rebuilding a war-torn world.