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"We went on to Greece, and the Greeks led us to the edifices where they worship their God, and we knew not whether we were in heaven or on earth. For on earth there is no such splendor or such beauty, and we are at a loss how to describe it. We know only that God dwells there among men . . . we cannot forget that beauty." . . . Vladimir then inquired where they should all accept baptism, and they replied that the decision rested with him. Background Information: In this passage from the Primary Chronicles, Vladimir I of Kiev has instructed advisers to inspect the religions of the world and to report their findings back to him. What religion can you infer is being discussed in this passage? Islam Roman Catholicism Judaism Eastern Orthodox

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Baraq

Considering the passage's content, the religion one can infer is being discussed in this passage is "Roman Catholicism."

Baptism in Roman Catholicism

The practice of baptism is one of the essential aspects of Roman Catholicism.

Usually, a catholic is expected to be baptized once in his life, most while still a kid.

However, for those that did not get baptized as a child and those that wish to join the religion, they are expected to be Baptized.

Therefore, given that part of the passage mentioned that "Vladimir then inquired where they should all accept baptism..., " which is a practice of Roman Catholicism, we conclude that the correct answer is option B. "Roman Catholicism.

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Answer:

c

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