() Correct answers are hidden. Score for this quiz: 5 out of 5 Submitted Feb 9 at 11:14pm This attempt took 6,344 minutes. Question 1 5/35pts Please provide a short-answer definition (i.e. two sentences) for Todd Ochoa's ‘ notion of "petrified thought.” In the first sentence, restate in your own words what "petrified thought" means for Ochoa. In the second sentence, state why the concept ‘ is important to what he's saying (i.e. what does the concept allow him to do in the ‘ chapter)? Your Answer: Petrified thought is the process of molding and objectifying something to better understand it. This is often done by outsiders to ‘ better understand or make sense of something outside of their norm. ‘ This is important because in order to understand religion, we must experience and fully accept religion without our petrified thought ‘ getting in the way. Quiz Score: 5 out of 5 The "Petrified Thought" refers to a firm or fixed state of mind which resists differing perspectives and is not flexible to different intellectual perspectives. This ideology is important to Todd Ochoa because it allows for him to explore limitations presented by certain theoretical as well as ideological frameworks which in turn emphasizes how fearful thoughts alter the openness to diverse perspectives and contributes to the social and cultural lack of development and growth. Jamie Edmonds, Feb 10 at 3:48pm Add a Comment: Z) 4 Media Comment Attach File
