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Sobre os símbolos religiosos, analise as assertivas e assinale a alternativa que aponta

I. Os símbolos religiosos são linguagens que expressam sentidos, comunicam e exercem papel relevante para a vida imaginativa e para a constituição das diferentes religiões no mundo.
II. Os símbolos religiosos são universais e possuem o mesmo significado em todas as religiões.
III. Os símbolos religiosos são utilizados para representar conceitos abstratos e inacessíveis ao entendimento humano.
IV. Os símbolos religiosos são importantes para a transmissão de valores e tradições de uma religião para outra.
a) Apenas a afirmativa I está correta.
b) Apenas a afirmativa III está correta.
c) As afirmativas I e III estão corretas.
d) As afirmativas I e IV estão corretas.
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A alternativa correta é a letra "c) As afirmativas I e III estão corretas." A afirmativa I está correta, pois os símbolos religiosos são linguagens que expressam sentidos, comunicam e exercem papel relevante para a vida imaginativa e para a constituição das diferentes religiões no mundo. Já a afirmativa III também está correta, pois os símbolos religiosos são utilizados para representar conceitos abstratos e inacessíveis ao entendimento humano.

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