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mrsjacobs44

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Food that has been sanctified by being offered to a deity is known as
 
  a. prasad
  b. puja
  c. prana
  d. Parvati

Question 2

What is sometimes a result of rabbinic exegesis of sacred Jewish literature?
 
  a. the introduction of new ideas and practices
  b. a decline in respect toward the Tanakh
  c. the creation of new sacred literature
  d. a disintegration of family values



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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