The word critical is derived from the Greek word kritikos, which means "discernment," "ability to judge," or "decision-making."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
The word "critical" is derived from the Greek word "kritikos," which means "discernment," "the ability to judge," or "decision making."
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A. the feelings and desires of Jesus' life. B. the suffering and death of Jesus. C. the longing for the Parousia. D. the zeal for fighting evil.
What did NOT happen to Zoroastrians after its territories were conquered by Muslims?
a. Their religious liberty was restricted. b. Up to three-quarters of their religious literature was destroyed, and many fire temples as well. c. Most Zoroastrians willingly converted to Islam. d. Zoroastrianism in Iran stayed strong because Muslims treated Zoroastrians well as a “people of the book.”
Viktor Frankl states that it is ________ to define life’s meaning in broad and
sweeping terms.
a. necessary b. easy c. impossible d. possible but very hard
Which of the following terms is NOT listed in your text among those ?typically associated with a male ethical perspective?
A) ?Rights B) ?Impartiality C) ?Responsibility D) ?Reason