The Four Religious Figures Central to Understanding the World's Religions

question 109

Multiple Choice

The four religious figures central to understanding the world's religions are

• A) Priest, pope, Buddha, and disciple.
• B) Pope, god, ancestors, and shaman.
• C) Shaman, prophet, sage, and priest.
• D) Sage, disciple, philosopher, and priest.

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Definitions:

Multiracial Feminism

Form of feminist theory noting the exclusion of women of color from other forms of theory and centering its analysis in the experiences of all women.

Gender

A variety of traits related to, and distinguishing between, masculine and feminine identities, typically founded on societal and cultural norms.

Race

Race is a social construct that categorizes humans based on physical characteristics, ancestry, historical affiliations, or social identity, often influencing individuals' life experiences and interactions.

Class

A system of ordering society whereby people are divided into sets based on perceived social or economic status.