lesson 17 Flashcards
a unified system of beliefs and practice related to faith, the sacred, higher moral values
Religion -
diminishing role of religion in the society
Secularization -
intermingling of universal and local religious beliefs
Glocalization of religion -
have been diversely defined, both academically, by theorists in the field of social sciences, and subjectively by people who engage in it.
Religions
a psychologist specializing in the study of religion and psychological well-being, defined religion as “a process, a search for significance in ways related to the sacred” (
Kenneth Pargament,
to have positive social interaction with people
affiliation motivation (
Others affiliate with a religion as a form of coping with stressful situations-what Pargament (1997) would refer to as
religious coping.
suggesting that the demise of religion will happen alongside the rise of modernization
secularization hypothesis-
traditions. We heard from old religions the Jewish’s experience of exile or
diaspora
when they were sent out from the Land of Israel, and scattered toward different parts of the world
diaspora-
This phenomenon when a small group of shared Identity maintains their cultural practices as long as it aligns with the larger society’s norms is referred to as
cultural pluralism
allowing others to abide by their own religious practices and beliefs, such as consenting the establishment of places of worships.
religious tolerance-
religious fundamentalism manifests in two ways:
nonviolent intolerance and violent intolerance
extreme identification with a particular religion
nonviolent intolerance (“
direct use of physical violence in pursuing subjectively-defined religious missions
violent intolerance (“
Another phenomenon that matters in analyzing religion trends in the age of globalization is referred to as
glocalization of religion
the flow of religious traditions in areas where these traditions are unfamiliar or unpopular, paving way for the emergence of transnational religions
deterritorialization-
“religion ‘going global
transnational religions
, Roudometof (2013, 2014) suggested four forms of glocalization:
(1) vernacularization, (2) indigenization, (3) nationalization, and (4) transnationalization.
Linking “religious universalism with vernacular language” sacred practices remain to be tied to particular sacred language
Vernacularization
Linking “religious universalism with local particularism”
religious practices are blended with indigenous practices
Indigenization
Linking “universal religion and local, national particularism”
emergence of local religions tied with universal religions
Nationalization
absorption of a universal religion into ones one’s own culture; naturalization of religion
allegiance to global religious community
Transnationalization