Religious Practices During the Roman Empire Could Best Be Described

question 24

Multiple Choice

Religious practices during the Roman Empire could best be described as

• A)rigidly proscribed.
• B)eclectic and accepting.
• C)continually questioning the meaning of life.
• D)unimportant to most people.
• E)centered almost entirely on the mystery religions.

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