In Korea,how did religious practice change with regard to autopsies?

A) Religious leaders forbade autopsies.
B) A religious service was developed for those who gave their body to teach future doctors.
C) Egyptian traditions were fused with Korean customs.
D) Most people abandoned religious ceremonies because of their opposition to autopsies.

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Tawfik Ahmed · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  In Korea, a new religious service was developed for those who donate their bodies for medical education, indicating a shift towards accepting autopsies in religious practice. This is further supported by the fact that there is no mention of religious leaders forbidding autopsies or most people abandoning religious ceremonies due to opposition to autopsies. There is also no indication of Egyptian traditions being fused with Korean customs in relation to autopsies.

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