Mill believed that extraordinary people possessed the ability to inspire others both intellectually and ethically. an overwhelming desire to shape the political climate of the world. a tendency toward manipulating others for personal gain. the religious faith necessary to temper their ambitions

the religious faith necessary to temper their ambitions

Explanation:

Mill attempted to reconcile socialist ideas with his utilitarian foundations, for which he made use of a relationship between religion and morality, in which he admitted that the intellectual perfection of man serves as the basis for social development.  He believed that religion could serve the important ethical needs, providing us with "larger and more beautiful ideals than we might see materialized in the prose of human life." According to him, religion elevates our feelings, cultivates sympathy with others, moderates human ambitions, and pervades even our ordinary activities with a sense of purpose.

i think the beatles

explanation: they are talked about more.

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