As applied to ancient Israel, parochialism refers to
A)a concern for all humanity.
B)a complete separation of church and state.
C)a separate system of religious schools.
D)the relative economic and cultural backwardness of the Judah, the southern kingdom.
E)a narrow tribal outlook of a nation set apart from others.

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Parochialism refers to a narrow tribal outlook, and in the case of ancient Israel, it refers to the belief that Israel was a nation set apart from others. This mindset was driven by their religious beliefs and their history as a chosen people. It resulted in a sense of superiority and exclusivity, with limited interaction with other cultures and nations.

As Applied to Ancient Israel, Parochialism Refers to