Kashrut are __________
a. prayers said in synagogues
b. gentiles who have protected important Jewish sites
c. Jewish dietary laws
d. scriptures
C
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a. whatever is the most pleasurable is the most valuable. b. the state of culture in his day had reached a new low. c. a pure hedonism leads to absurdities. d. music and poetry would have no place in his ideal society.
Alvin Plantinga is a Christian philosopher who has argued that belief in God is properly basic.
a. true b. false
James Stockdale considers the statement, “Men are disturbed not by things, but by the view that they take of them.” With whose philosophy does this statement most nearly align?
a. Aristotle b. Augustine c. Epictetus d. Darwin
Alice Kehoe, in her 2000 book Shamans and Religion, argues sharply that:
a. shamans are unique to each culture where they are found, and thus there is no such thing as “shamanism.” b. shamanism is a unique religion present in many places in the world today. c. shamans are exclusive to manaism. d. shamanism is the oldest of all religions.