The Inka religion had public worship of the Sun God, Inti, as its primary focus. The Inka believed that Inti was the ancestor of their ruling class and provided them with divine guidance and protection. Other deities such as Mama Quilla (the moon), Pachamama (Mother Earth), and Viracocha (the creator god) were also worshipped, but the worship of Inti was the most prominent.

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Inka Religion

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Inka religion

A) had public worship of the Sun God as its primary focus.
B) was exclusively anthropomorphic.
C) had no concept of sin.
D) held that the soul was extinguished at death.
E) was obsessed with lucky and unlucky days.

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