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cartlidgeashley

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While the prophetic role of religion refers to ________, the priestly role refers to ________.
 
  a. use of prophets / use of priests
  b. challenging the existing system / accepting the existing system
  c. emphasis on the next world / emphasis on this world
  d. Protestantism / Catholicism

Question 2

An aspect of civil religion is the
 
  a. critical examination of the major denominations.
  b. thoughtful consideration of the equality of all religions.
  c. maintenance of the status quo.
  d. avoidance of secular controversies.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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