Benedict's Monastic Rule Differed from Basil's Rule

question 33

Multiple Choice

Benedict's monastic rule differed from Basil's rule:

• A) because it required monks to live in communities, not as isolated hermits.
• B) because it required sexual chastity of all monks except the abbot.
• C) because it emphasized the value of work.
• D) because it was less austere and more moderate in its demands for monastic life.
• E) because it mandated that all monasteries be economically self-sufficient.

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Recognize the impact of social cognition on the emotional and psychological well-being of maltreated children.

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