Question

Which of the following is NOT a problem when defining the difference between secular and sacred? Multiple Choice Behavior considered appropriate for religious occasions varies from culture to culture. Some secular settings, things, and events acquire intense, powerful meaning, All answer choices are correct. The distinction between the supernatural and natural is not consistently made in society. Secular rituals are performed in strictly religious settings.

Answer 1

(d) The distinction between the supernatural and natural is not consistently made in society

(All the other options represent a problem that comes when we are trying to define the difference between secular and sacred. This is because the behavior that is considered appropriate or sacred according to a religion various from culture to culture. Also, it has to be kept in mind that secular rituals are also performed in religious settings and therefore the sentiments of the religious people are also to be kept in mind. Also, some secular acts which may not have much meaning for secular people may have deeper meanings when it comes to religious people. As these are some of the problems then option c is also incorrect. Therefore, the only option left is the fourth option which is not a common problem while making the distinction between the two.)

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