Carl's belief that he will see his wife again in heaven is an example of ______.

A) biological causality
B) noncorporeal continuation
C) dying trajectory
D) cultural ritualism

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Carl's belief that he will see his wife again in heaven is an example of ______.A)  biological causalityB)  noncorporeal continuationC)  dying trajectoryD)  cultural ritualism

andrea granados · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Carl's belief in seeing his wife in heaven indicates his belief in noncorporeal continuation, the idea that the soul or spirit lives on after death. A) biological causality refers to the physical causes and processes of death. C) dying trajectory refers to the expected path and progression of a terminal illness. D) cultural ritualism refers to the customs and traditions surrounding death and mourning within a particular culture or society.

Carl's belief that he will see his wife again in heaven is an example of ______.

A) biological causality
B) noncorporeal continuation
C) dying trajectory
D) cultural ritualism

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