Lewis: Religious Rhetoric and Football

Type question here including an In the introduction, Todd Lewis discusses religious metaphors spread as the (a)   of ​ (b)   college football.

• gospel
• South
• North
• book
• rhetoric

The Lewis's article was focused through what perspective?

• American West

• American North

• None of these answers.

• American South

The first statement pertaining to archetypes mentioned in the article was

The third description mentioned towards archetypes was

Archetypes inherently have the

In the University of Notre Dame, Touchdown Jesus is a term commonly used in football games.

• N/A

• True

• False

• Nonexistent

A quarterback is hoping his pass makes it to the hands of his teammate after a difficult play, a pass like that is known as a​ (a)   named after a ​ (b)  

• Hail Mary
• Catholic Prayer (pleading)
• Saint
• Our Father

4 metaphors stand out in the video artifact mentioned in the article, type one below:

As mentioned in the article and seen all over newscasts, social media, etc. athletes are looked upon as (a)   and are ​ (b)  

• heroes
• worshipped
• saviors
• praised

Bain-Selbo, mentioned in the article, compares the football stadium to a