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5.) what does creedal religions mean? 1 point a.) religions that belief in jesus christ b.) religions that are polytheistic c.) religions with shared beliefs d.) religions with shared spaces 6.) what is the difference between creedal religions and votive religions? 1 point a.) one is polytheistic and one is monotheistic b.) one stresses what we believe and one stresses what we do c.) one believes in gods and one believes in goddesses d.) one is federal recognized and one is not
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- Creedal religions are defined by shared beliefs (creeds). Option A is too narrow (not all creedal religions are Christian), B is about polytheism (not the core of creedal), D is about spaces (not relevant).
- Creedal religions focus on beliefs (creeds), while votive religions focus on actions (vows/rituals). Option A is incorrect as both can be poly/monotheistic. C is about gender of deities (not the key diff). D is about recognition (not relevant).
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- C. Religions with shared beliefs
- B. one stresses what we believe and one stresses what we do