Some Religions, Like Zen Buddhism, Differ from the Author's Working

question 5

Multiple Choice

Some religions, like Zen Buddhism, differ from the author's working definition of religion because they create a sacred world out of almost everything in the physical universe.Hence, for these religions

• A)neither the sacred nor profane exist.
• B)everything is considered sacred.
• C)nothing is considered sacred.
• D)everything is considered profane.

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