Many cultures have shamans, or spiritual guides, who assist individuals on spiritual journeys to the "underworld" or some other non-earthly realm. These shamanic journeys would likely be considered part of:

A) the sacred.

B) the profane.

C) creationism.

D) both A and C

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Brian Mccormick

Social Studies

7 April, 15:58

Many cultures have shamans, or spiritual guides, who assist individuals on spiritual journeys to the "underworld" or some other non-earthly realm. These shamanic journeys would likely be considered part of:

A) the sacred.

B) the profane.

C) creationism.

D) both A and C

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Amaya Stanley · Answer 1

correct answer is A) the sacred

Explanation:

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As sacred and holy both are used as interchangeably

so as saint is consider as holy but it can not view as sacred

and sacred is purify and dedicate for the worship and services of a deity

and it is consider as worthy of inspiring, devotional and spiritual respect among all the believer

so correct answer is sacred

Many cultures have shamans, or spiritual guides, who assist individuals on spiritual journeys to the "underworld" or some other non-earthly realm. These shamanic journeys would likely be considered part of:A) the sacred.B) the profane.C) creationism.D) both A and C

Many cultures have shamans, or spiritual guides, who assist individuals on spiritual journeys to the "underworld" or some other non-earthly realm. These shamanic journeys would likely be considered part of:

A) the sacred.

B) the profane.

C) creationism.

D) both A and C