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RELIGION 7.1, RELIGION 7.6, RELIGION 7.2, RELIGION 7.4, RELIGION 7.3,…

- - - - moral codes
      - supernatural commmunication
      - sacred
- - - - socialisation, social solidarity, social control
    - - individual indicators
        
        knowing, doing, feeling
      - social indicators
      - believe without belonging and belong without believing
        
        do religious beliefs mean same for everyone?
        
        attendance check and memberships count
      - commitment
        
        moral values
        
        orthodox belief
        
        institutional attachment
        
        dispositon
- - - - theodicy of disprivilege
  - - - intra-group relationships
      - inter-group relationships
      - nominal and authentic
  - - - difference in socialisation
      - thoughts of death
- - - - evolving religions
  - - - retreat into local narratives
  - - - simulacra
        
        televised religious services
        
        qualitative difference
        
        development into individual narratives
  - - - practice<identity
- - - - social solidarity
      - identity
      - communality
    - - cultural defence
- - - - religious consumerism
        
        ideas without practice
      - physical health
      - personal empowerment
      - positive self image
      - enlightenment
      - peace of mind
- - - - pro-secularisation
        
        modern societies-- institutions-- organisational practices-- invidual beliefs
      - anti-secularisation
        
        people remain essentially religious
- - - - hostility towards non-members
        
        rationalisation
  - - - world accommodating
        
        world affirming
        
        claim to be able to unlock human potential
        
        conform to mainstream society
      - hostile to wider society
        
        uncritical obedience to a charismatic leader
- - - - variety of beliefs organised
        
        mixing and creating something new
        
        holistic milieu
- - - - clearer moral guidelines
        
        religious revival
        
        cultural defence
        
        source of identity during periods of cultural transition
  - - - internally
      - externally
      - ideologically
- - - - social integration
      - moral togetherness
      - sacred significance
        
        important life transitions
        
        sacred vs profane
        
        identity
        
        survival values
        
        coping with crises= psychological support and harmony
      - civil religions
      - social cement
        
        shared rituals, beliefs
- - - - religion, education, media
        
        messages supporting status quo
- - - - point (time) of comparisons
      - how religion is defined
    - - institutional
        
        practical
        
        ideological
        
        believing without belonging vs secularisation
        
        from magical to secular, scientific, explained religions
        
        fall in religious engagement
        
        NRMs- religious revival, expression in non traditional ways
        
        privatised beliefs - last resort
        
        loss of functions- authoritarian
  - - - personal faith
- - - - marginal influence
        
        scientific explanations
        
        religious diversity undermines plausibility of any single religion
        
        individualistic outlook in modernity
        
        complex modern societies
- - - - attack from scientific rationalism
    - - confusion or betrayal
      - cults and NRMs- cynical and exploitative ways
  - - - religious organisations = businesses
        
        costs and benefits
  - - - wealthy populations= help out poor
        
        =religious participation is low
  - - - real loses its original character
        
        loss of significance and increasing merchandise and consumerism
- - - - strong and lasting social transformation
    - - technological changes
      - Calvinists with an ideology
- - - - slums
    - - political awareness
    - - privileged vehicle to work with the poor and promote their awareness, mobilization and organization
    - - dictatorship to democracy
- - - - putting scientific ideas second to religious teachings
  - - - struggle for power- political and ideological
- - - - safety
        
        belonging
        
        submission to patriarchal control
- - - - ecofeminism
        
        women are more protective of the natural world
      - feminisation of religions
        
        god is seen as loving and consoling rather than as authoritarian and judgemental
    - - gender separation
        
        discrimination