The cognitive dimension of religion involves:
A) the use of religious principles to understand evolution and tackle the questions posed by the progress made by science.
B) the development of a systematized method for studying religion.
C) the aspects of a religious system that teaches its adherents what they need to know about their world and their traditions.
D) the level of study needed to become a priest or minister.
Question 2
According to John, the Word became:
a. prophecy
b. text
c. proclamation.
d. human
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