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Using Stein's Singlehood Typology, into what category would we place clergy who have taken a vow of celibacy?
 
  a. Voluntary temporary singles
  b. Involuntary temporary singles
  c. Voluntary permanent singles
  d. Involuntary permanent singles

Question 2

What is the main goal accomplished by the development of Stein's Singlehood Typology?
 
  a. It illustrates the diversity and fluidity of life among people who are single.
  b. It allows us to understand what is wrong with people who remain unmarried.
  c. It explains singlehood very briefly and clearly.
  d. It promotes the institution of marriage.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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