Which of the following statements best characterizes the differences between monotheism, polytheism, and animism? A. Monotheism refers to a belief in one god, while the other two types of religions do not involve a belief in any gods. B. Monotheism refers to a belief in one god, while the other two types of religions always involve a belief in multiple gods. C. Monotheism refers to a belief in one god, polytheism refers to a belief in multiple gods, and animism refers to a belief in the spiritual power of nature. D. Monotheism refers to a belief in many gods, while polytheism and animism always refer to belief in one god.

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Which of the following statements best characterizes the differences between monotheism, polytheism, and animism? A. Monotheism refers to a belief in one god, while the other two types of religions do not involve a belief in any gods. B. Monotheism refers to a belief in one god, while the other two types of religions always involve a belief in multiple gods. C. Monotheism refers to a belief in one god, polytheism refers to a belief in multiple gods, and animism refers to a belief in the spiritual power of nature. D. Monotheism refers to a belief in many gods, while polytheism and animism always refer to belief in one god.

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Fisher Woodward · Answer 1

Among the choices the statement that best characterizes the differences between monotheism, polytheism, and animism is letter C. Monotheism refers to a belief in one god, polytheism refers to a belief in multiple gods, and animism refers to a belief in the spiritual power of nature.