Sociological Critics of Rudolph Otto's Emphasis on the Mysterium Tremendum

question 10

Multiple Choice

Sociological critics of Rudolph Otto's emphasis on the mysterium tremendum complain that

• A)he does not place enough emphasis on the combined sense of awe and fear.
• B)he goes beyond description and analysis and suggests that this experience ought to be at the center of all religious commitment.
• C)he fails to communicate the fact that the experience involves a feeling of moral conviction.
• D)his description is so unlike Durkheim's formulation that it proves how narrow his sample was.
• E)he tries to dismiss nonrational religious experiences as unimportant.

Identify specific activities that demonstrate the caring role of a nurse.

Understand the role of caring behaviors in supporting patient and family needs, including privacy, comfort, and participation in care.

Recognize the importance of mutual problem-solving in nursing care.

Acknowledge the influence of cultural standards and beliefs in patient care practices.

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