In General, the Text Presents the Hebrew Religion as

question 83

Multiple Choice

In general, the text presents the Hebrew religion as

• A)fundamentally different from those of Mesopotamia and Egypt but almost indistinguishable from Greek philosophy.
• B)consistent and unchanging from the time of Abraham to the Babylonian Captivity.
• C)a set of practices and beliefs that evolved over time.
• D)once influential but ultimately largely irrelevant to the future development of the West.
• E)driven by ritual and absent any concern for individualism or social justice.

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