Some Religious Groups' Practices and Beliefs Are at Odds with the Dominant

question 74

Multiple Choice

Some religious groups' practices and beliefs are at odds with the dominant culture.Those with power in society often refer to these groups as a(n)

• A)cult.
• B)sect.
• C)adherents.
• D)denomination.

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