The Author Argues That Understanding Religion, Particularly Christianity, Is Crucial

question 12

Multiple Choice

The author argues that understanding religion, particularly Christianity, is crucial for students. Which of the following is not one of the reasons he gives?

• A) Much of the cultural history of the West would be unintelligible without it
• B) Humans are religious by nature
• C) Not knowing about one's religion keeps one from deeply engaging in one's religious community
• D) The dynamics of religion need to be understood to understand what brings social harmony and what brings social conflict

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