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11 Jan 2025, 00:59
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66% (00:48) correct
33% (00:43) wrong based on 6 sessions
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While many individual religions insist on the primacy of their particular deity, syncretism advocates the ______________ of multiple religious beliefs, attempting to reconcile even opposing principles and practices.
A. exclusion
B. marriage
C. commingling
D. division
E. transgression
F. schism
A. exclusion
B. marriage
C. commingling
D. division
E. transgression
F. schism
12 Jan 2025, 12:25
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This sentence begins with the signal “While,” before describing religions that “insist on the primacy of their particular deity.” “Syncretism” is then introduced as relating in some way to “multiple religious beliefs.” Because of the opening signal, you know syncretism should be in favor of multiple religious beliefs. The fill-in is something like inclusion or mixture. Division and schism, which often refer to a division within something like a religious organization, are an incorrect pair. Exclusion (deliberate act of omission) and transgression (act that violates a rule or duty; an offense) have no relationship.
Answer: B,C
This sentence begins with the signal “While,” before describing religions that “insist on the primacy of their particular deity.” “Syncretism” is then introduced as relating in some way to “multiple religious beliefs.” Because of the opening signal, you know syncretism should be in favor of multiple religious beliefs. The fill-in is something like inclusion or mixture. Division and schism, which often refer to a division within something like a religious organization, are an incorrect pair. Exclusion (deliberate act of omission) and transgression (act that violates a rule or duty; an offense) have no relationship.
Answer: B,C
