Joe is from a Baptist background. Sarah is from a Lutheran background. They are arguing about whether or not it is "right" to baptize infants into the Christian faith. Even though they disagree on infant baptism, their argument is based on their common belief that the Christian faith is truth. This feature that underlies their argument illustrates what element of culture?
a. culture as system
b. culture as shared ideas
c. culture as praxis
d. culture as information
B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. ride the rollercoasters at an amusement park b. get tickets to see a slow-moving art film c. go out for coffee and make sure your date orders decaf d. have a nice meal and wine at a quiet, dimly lit restaurant
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What will be an ideal response?