An androcentric approach to religion means the religion privileges
a) male figures such as Jesus or Muhammad, primarily references the lives of men and presents men as the image of leadership.
b) the experiences of husbands over wives but acknowledges the place of women in the church as necessary for familial growth
c) the relationship between faith and ones kin, particularly the way that families express their religious ideology in day-to-day life.
d) how women have been depicted in religious texts, particularly women like Judith and Mary who are central to the teachings of major religious figures.
Question 2
Historically, women were viewed as witches based on images and stereotypes about sexuality. Presently, as people look at the cross they see more than two lines intersecting, they see the basis of their faith. These two examples are applied to the theory o
a) symbolic interaction.
b) social control.
c) structural diversity.
d) conflict resolution.
Male and female plants
A male Lestes dryas in the "spread-winged" posture that gives the family its common name
Male Sexual Behavior
Palpating the thyroid using a posterior approach
Normal karyotype of a human male