A. differentiation
B. denomination
C. institutionalization
D. bureaucratization
A. Baptism
B. Anglicanism
C. Calvinism
D. Lutheranism
A. another name for atheism
B. a fusion of Christianity and Marxism
C. a doctrine of personal transcendence
D. a branch of Roman Catholicism
A. cult
B. charismatic movement
C. fundamentalist movement sect
D. ecclesia
A. income safety and deference
B. life liberty and the pursuit of property
C. survival and expressiveness
D. control over nature and the denial of death
A. invented the concept of gods
B. though they were gods
C. projected their human ideals and personified them as gods
D. saw themselves as clans of animals
A. animals are worshipped as gods
B. spirits are worshipped as disembodied humans
C. spirits are thought to acquire various forms
D. all of the above
A. Christianity
B. Shintoism
C. Zoroastrianism
D. Hinduism
A. Hinduism
B. Christianity
C. Buddhism
D. Zoroastrianism
A. doctrines
B. creeds
C. articles of faith
D. all of the above