Exam 5: Altered States of Consciousness and Religious Specialists
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The Holiness Churches use tobacco and alcohol as a sacrament to create contact with the Holy Ghost.
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Describe how David Lewis-Williams explains the paintings on the walls of Upper Paleolithic caves.
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How are the effects of a particular drug experienced differently by people in different cultures?
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The Holiness Church is separated from most other Christian sects by:
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The goal of many religious altered states of consciousness is to achieve a unitary state.
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Characteristics of an altered state of consciousness include:
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Altered states of consciousness are experienced in the way in which the culture interprets it.For example,it might be interpreted as spirit possession.
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In the Holiness Church the observed altered state of consciousness is most similar to which of the following behaviors found in tribal cultures:
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How do biologists and psychologists explain altered states of consciousness?
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What kinds of altered states of consciousness do you find in American religious services?
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The Jewish Yom Kippur and the Islamic Ramadan are both characterized by:
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