RELG 203 Study Guide - Worship God, Christian Topography, Theocracy

• School: McGill University
• Department: Religious Studies
• Course: RELG 203
• Professor: Jeffrey Keiser

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Part 1: identify & state the signi cance: to whom or what the term refers, its signi cance as discussed in lectures/readings (if a given term has multiple signi cations, focus on a single example) For biblical passages - indicate the general content of the passage, & explain one way in which it is/has been culturally signi cant. For art/music/painting/sculpture - indicate the biblical passage, scene, or character portrayed. Explain one way in which the work relates to themes discussed in lectures/ readings. Part 2: short answer questions. study terms, lecture notes & assigned readings. Art - bible passage it refers to, how it relates to themes discussed. That complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom, and any other capabilities or habits acquired by man as a member of society (edward b. A standard of excellence high culture (elite class) vs. folk culture (non-mass produced, artisanship) vs. low culture (cheap, low class)