Religious Pluralism (Secularisation) - Beliefs Flashcards

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What does Wilson suggest to support secularisation?

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  • Religious pluralism means that religion is no longer promoting social solidarity so cannot unite society so has lost influence
  • Ecumenical movement about brining churches together was a sign they were getting weaker
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What does Bruce suggest to support secularisation?

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Lots of religious reinforce the idea that beliefs are a personal preference which leads to religions competing, undermining their credibility

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What is Lyon’s idea of spiritual shoppers?

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The growth of NRMs and NAMs has led to this, people shop beliefs, suggesting their beliefs are less strong

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What does the growth of different types of religion mean?

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Shows religion is still valued and important could be seeng:

  • a religious revival
  • rescarilisation (interest in belief and scared coming back
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What do Stark and Bainbridge suggest to go against secularisation?

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Religion as a compensator: NAMs and NRMs are becoming important for meeting the needs of individuals

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