Moral Proscriptions for Behavior Established by Religions

question 142

Multiple Choice

Moral proscriptions for behavior established by religions:

• A) are rarely followed by adherents.
• B) are recognized as guides with no consequences for non-compliance.
• C) often come to be viewed as right and inviolable.
• D) are not typically taken seriously.

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Definitions:

Positive Emotion

Feelings that are generally beneficial to emotional health and well-being, such as happiness, joy, or love.

Oneness

A sense of interconnectedness and unity with all things, often referenced in spiritual or psychological contexts.

Psychological Phenomenon

Events or occurrences that are experienced through mental processes, often not directly observable but inferred from behavior.

Monotonous

Lacking in variety and interest; tediously unvarying.