Anthropologists Consider That the Concept of Humanness and the Recognition

question 61

Multiple Choice

Anthropologists consider that the concept of humanness and the recognition of human status is:

• A)A biological designation.
• B)A sociological achievement.
• C)A cultural designation.
• D)Patterned and integrated throughout cultures.
• E)A cultural universal.

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Definitions:

Tenets of the Faith

Fundamental beliefs or principles that are held as true by members of a particular religion or faith system.

Catechist

An instructor of the principles of Christian religion, especially one using a catechism to teach.

State of Grace

A condition of being free from sin in the context of religious doctrine, or a period of flourishing or supreme excellence.

Protestant Ethic

A concept in sociology asserting that the values of hard work, thrift, and efficiency in one's worldly calling are influenced by Protestant faiths.