John argues the need for his confession to be made public. what reasons does he give for keeping the confession private (for not posting it on the church door)?
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a. god has already seen his confession.
b. he is a respected man in the village and because of this he deserves respect from the court, and he refuses to be used by the court.
c. he would not be able to teach his sons to walk like men if he sold out his friends.
d. the court does not need a signed confession because the high court's word is good enough

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