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In Candomblé, orixás are A. rituals preformed to honor the gods B. lesser deities with individual personalities to serve all powerful god Olodumare C. priests and priestesses who preside over rituals D.
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In Candomblé, orixás are

A. rituals preformed to honor the gods
B. lesser deities with individual personalities to serve all powerful god Olodumare
C. priests and priestesses who preside over rituals
D. dancers whose bodies gods use to communicate with other humans

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Answer: The correct answer is B

Explanation: I just took the test on edge 2020-21

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Answer:

B

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Im not exactly sure so take this with a grain of salt

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