What Has Historically Proven True About the Relationship Between Religion

question 35

Multiple Choice

What has historically proven true about the relationship between religion and politics?

• A) There is no relationship; they are separate and vastly different entities.
• B) When religion and politics intersect, the result is always turmoil.
• C) Religion is the single most important factor in political socialization and culture.
• D) Religion can be a stabilizing force for a society in transition.
• E) Religion and politics in the U.S. tend not to reinforce each other.

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