BELIEFS ALL THEORISTS !!!!! Flashcards

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Armstrong

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Religion holds patriarchal views creating a glass stained ceiling

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Durkheim

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Sacred/Profane
Totenism
Collective consciousness

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Marx

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Opium of the masses
Legitimised inequality
Legitimises ruling class power

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Lenin

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Spiritual gin keeps WC in a mystical fog to obscure reality

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Abercrombie

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Religion doesn’t necessarily serve to control the population

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Bloch

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Dual nature of religion

Conservative force
Social change - Offers principles of hope

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Gramsci

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Churches reinforce cultural hegemony that benefits R/C

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De Beauvoir

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Women are tricked into thinking they are equal to men in the eyes of God

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El Saadawi

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Argues religion isn’t intrinsically patriarchal but society made it

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Woodhead

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Women use religion to gain greater freedom and respect

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Rinaldo

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Piety movements - conservative movements that support traditional women’s roles empowers women

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Lyotard

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Meta narratives, monopoly of the truth

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Hervieu-Leger

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Spiritual shopping, Cultural Amnesia

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Lyon

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Religion disemembedded from society

Jesus in Disneyland

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Helland

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Religion online

Online religion

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Berger

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Universe of meaning

Sacred canopy

Religious diversity

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Weber

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Rationalisation

Calvinism

Theodicy of disprivledge

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Bruce

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Cultural defence\transition

Religion/ social protest :

Taking the moral high ground

Channeling dissent

Mobilising public opinion

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Herberg

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Secularisation from within - change of purpose of religion from salvation to seeking personal improvement

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Woodhead + Heelas

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Explanations of secularisation:

Disappearance thesis

Differentiation thesis

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Parsons (secularisation)

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Structural differnatiation society can now provide functions that religion did

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Weber

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Rationalisation

Enchantment = Disenchantment

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Bruce (secularisation)

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Technological worldview

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Davie

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Believing without belonging

Vicarious religion

Spiritual health service

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Lyon (against secularisation)
Re enchantment Of the world = growth in unconventional beliefs
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Stark and Bainbridge
Religious market theory
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Noris + Inglehart
Existential security theory
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Gill and Lundegaarde
More state spends on welfare = Less religion participation
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Fundamentalism Features/ Characteristics
Us and them mentality Literalism Aggressive Reactions Patriarchal Modern tech used to recruit/ spread message
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Davie Fundamentalism
Fundamentalism is a product of modernity
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Giddens
Globalisation undermines traditional views, New cosmopolitanism
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Castells Responses to fundamentalism
Resistance Identity - Feel Threatened and turn to fundamentalism Project Identity - Reponse to Forward Thinking
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Nanda
Globalisation and Exonomic growth in India Causes Ultra nationalism similar to Civil religion
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Berger (Globalisation)
Pentecostalism in South America
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Troeltsch
Churches are large organisations with millions of followers, monopoly of truth
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Niebuhr
Denominations lie between churches and sects and are less exclusive have little restrictions. Don’t claim monopoly of the truth Eg. Methodist Church Pentecostalism
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Wallis (How Organisations see themselves)
How they see themselves Sects and churches similar Claim monopoly of the truth Denominations and cults similar Don’t claim monopoly
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Wallis - Main
NRM types World rejecting World accommodating World accepting
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Stark and Bainbridge (Cults)
Client Cults Audience Cults Cultic Movements
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Reasons for growth in NRM
Troelsch - Marginality come from MD/Oppresion Weber - Theodicy of Disprivledge Wallis - Relative Deprivation (MC lack spirituality)
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Bruce (Social change)
Rapid Social Change causes Anomie, People turn to NRMs
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Niebuhr (Sects)
Why sects are short lived The second generation Death of Leader Protestant Ethic Effect
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Stark + Bainbridge (cycle)
Sectarian Cycle Initial schism Initial fervour Denominationalsim Establishment Further schism
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Wilson (Sect World views)
Adventist- waiting for second coming of Christ. E.G. Jehovah’s Witnesses 7th day Adventist’s Conversionist - turn to covert masses to their sect = Grow to denomination E.g Evangelicals
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Heelas (NAM characteristics)
Self Spirituality Detradionalalization
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Bauman
NAMs offer individuals meaning
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Reasons for NAM growth
Identity Crisis Rapid Social change Consumerism
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Clemence ( Class and Religiosity)
Those with higher economic status less likely to participate in religion the traditional view is that More W/C use religon (Theodicy of dispriveldge Weber) Howvee evidence shows more m/c are religious
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Miller + Hoffman (Religiosity and Gender)
3 Reasons for Women being more religious : Gender differences in risk taking Women are socialised to be obedient and passive Women’s gender roles more likely to be part time workers
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Glock + Stark (Deprivation)
Three types of deprivation that encourages women to join religion Organismic Ethical Social
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Brierely ( Ethincity and Religiosity)
Black people 2x more likely to go to church than white
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Modood
Found decline in the importance for all religious groups, especially in the second generation
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Bird (Ethnicity and Religiosity)
5 Reasons why Ethnic minorities are more likely to take part in religion Come from countries with high levels of religion Provides a sense of community A way of maintaining Cultural identity Religion may be a way of dealing with oppression
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Voas + Crockett ( Age and Religiosity)
Ageing Effect Generational Effect
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Why younger people are less likely to be religious
Religion is unattractive/ boring Religion is more competitive See other role models or hero’s
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Arweck and Beckford (Age and Religiosity)
The virtual collapse of religious socialisation
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Popper (Science as an open belief system)
Science is based upon falsification therefor can be disproven
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Kuhn (Science as a closed system)
Science is a closed system as it runs of paradigms. Dr Velinkovsky
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Merton (Why science is becoming more popular)
CUDOS norms Communism Universalism Dintrestestness Organised Sceptism
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Religion as a closed system
Religion claims to have the absolute truth and nothing can challenge it
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Pritchard
Azande Tribe their belief in witchcraft causing misfortune isn’t questioned.
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Horton (Religion as a closed system)
Religions claim monopoly of the truth
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Herberg (Religion as a open system)
Religion can be seen as open systems due to being able to change Acceptance of Female Bishops in the Church of England.
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Polanyi (Self sustaining Beliefs)
Religion has 3 Tendancies to defend their closed system Denial of Legitmacy Subsidiary Explanations Circulatory
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Gramsci (Ideology)
WC develop ideas that go against the hegemony, and realise they have become exploited and have a Dual consciousness and become named “Organic Intellectuals”
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Abercrombie (Ideology)
Economic Factors stop workers from Rebeling.
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Anderson (Ideology)
A nation is an “imagined community” We all identify with but don’t know the members.
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Gellner (Ideology
Nationalism is a feature of modern society Becasue idustrialisation creates large scale impersonal societies. Contrasting to those of the pre-industrial societies.
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Manheim (Ideology)
Worldviews are a products of intellectuals who cannot relate to the individual. Ideological thought - Keep things the same Utopian thought - Jusitfies social change. Argues we need to create an objective worldview and to review society you need to detach yourself from priveledge or position named this “Free floating Inteligensia”
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Feminism (Ideology)
Ideologies blocks women from positions of power, and are responsible for the inequalities in society.
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Oakley (Ideolgy)
Material Depriavtion is a good example as science as an ideology, as it justifies the gender inequality by stating development of children was damaged by working mothers. And strengthen the ideolgy of men being breadwinners.
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Marks (Ideology)
19Th Century male doctors stated teaching females would create a “new race of puny unfeminie women”
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Women (Ideology)
Women aren’t always subordinated by religion and example would be by Matriarchal religions such as Hinduism who worship goddesses as the creators of the universe.