Henotheism Acknowledges

question 59

Multiple Choice

Henotheism acknowledges

• A) only one god who is thought to be qualitatively removed from the world.
• B) the virtue of the gods but sets forth the pursuit of pleasure as the ultimate good for humankind.
• C) six separate deities, of the four directions and of the sky and of the earth.
• D) a plurality of gods but elevates one of them to special status.

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Definitions:

Stable

Characterized by consistency, reliability, and resistance to change or fluctuation in conditions or state.

Halo Effect

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Subjectivity

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