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Which two words did Émile Durkheim use to distinguish between religious objects and non-religious objects?

Option A
Secular; religious

Option B
Unclean; holy

Option C
Ordinary; sanctified

Option D
Sacred; profane

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Question 6
Which text is considered sacred to Christians of all sects?

Option A
The Apocrypha

Option B
The Bible

Option C
The Book of Mormon

Option D
The Hymnal

Question 7
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Question 7
When Hildegard visited a Church of Christ, she realized just how similar their practices and beliefs are to her regular denomination of choice, the Episcopalian Church. These similarities probably mean that the Church of Christ is:

Option A
A sect within the Christian faith.

Option B
An ecclesia within the Christian faith.

Option C
A faith that is not part of any larger category.

Option D
A cult within the Christian faith.

Question 8
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Question 8
When Rosa and Sergei realized that the poor were being neglected in their city, they mobilized the members of their synagogue to send letters to the government asking them to fix the growing rate of poverty, or at least, fund the citizens so they might help their neighbors. This is an example of:

Option A
Protest Theology

Option B
Social Theology

Option C
Zero-Tolerance Theology

Option D
Liberation Theology

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Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 5:
Which two words did Émile Durkheim use to distinguish between religious objects and non-religious objects?
Answer: Option D - Sacred; profane

Question 6:
Which text is considered sacred to Christians of all sects?
Answer: Option B - The Bible

Question 7:
When Hildegard visited a Church of Christ, she realized just how similar their practices and beliefs are to her regular denomination of choice, the Episcopalian Church. These similarities probably mean that the Church of Christ is:
Answer: Option B - An ecclesia within the Christian faith.

Question 8:
When Rosa and Sergei realized that the poor were being neglected in their city, they mobilized the members of their synagogue to send letters to the government asking them to fix the growing rate of poverty, or at least, fund the citizens so they might help their neighbors. This is an example of:
Answer: Option D - Liberation Theology