A "World-Rejecting Religion" Is One That

question 15

Multiple Choice

A "world-rejecting religion" is one that

• A) concerns itself with a higher realm of spirituality.
• B) rejects worldly goods and popular culture.
• C) is polytheistic or monotheistic, and is led by a shaman.
• D) has been rejected by the world.
• E) focuses on a higher realm of reality.

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