From susan's readings for class, she learns that most cultures throughout the world condemn the profession of prostitution as evidenced by all of the following except
a. language
b. laws
c. punishments
d. the number of churches

d. the number of churches

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the exception to this would be the number of churches. This is because language use, laws, and punishments that a culture has can indicate what they believe as right and wrong within the society that they live in as well as what they would tolerate. While the number of churches mostly indicates the amount of religious people within the society.

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