Question

Myth, as understood by the academic field of religious studies, is
a. Essentially the same thing as doctrine
b. An account of a historical event that has grown over time into a legend
c. A powerful source of sacred truth
d. A falsehood that is commonly believed by populace

Answer 1

Answer:

c. Powerful source of sacred truth.

Explanation:

Myths may not be historically authentic factual statements but these help us re-imagine the world. Myths are unique accounts of gods, semi-gods or superhuman beings engaged in extraordinary events in an unspecified time, especially related to a religion. The history of mythology is rooted in remote past therefore the study of myth is of central importance in the study of individual cultures as well as of the whole of human culture.

Answer 2

Answer: c. a powerful source of sacred truth

Explanation:

Myth are simply accepted by believers as true accounts. a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people. myths are more than mere stories but the truth