A-Level Sociology — Beliefs in Society — Religion and Secularisation
15 flashcards covering Beliefs in Society — Religion and Secularisation. Designed for A-Level Sociology revision using spaced repetition.
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All 15 questions in this deck
- What is secularisation?
- Functionalist view of religion
- Weber's view on secularisation
- Define fundamentalism
- Role of religion in modern society
- What is a cult?
- New Age movement
- Impact of science on religion
- Durkheim's view of religion
- Types of religious organisation
- What is a denomination?
- Marxist view of religion
- Postmodern view of religion
- Globalisation's impact on religion
- Define religiosity
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