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Religious Pluralism - created from Mind Map
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Classical Sociology
religion would eventually dissappear
society would become more rational, science more tangible
evidence of Religious Pluralism
New Religious Movements
growth of older religions i.e. Pentecostalism, Mormonism
Religious fundamentalism in all major religions
Multi-Culturalism
variety of faiths
Islam, Jewish, Hindus, Sikhs, West Indian Pentacostalists
Plurality of ideas and beliefs
Berger & Kellner (1981)
Berger (1990)
pre-industrial societies had religion to provide a "fixed universe of meaning"/single core set of beliefs
"Nomos"
"Anomie"
feeling of meaningfulness religion helps bring
views of media, work place etc come into conflict with traditional views (Feeling of meaningless)
People question what they have been told as true/what's passed as acceptable knowledge by religion
What is it?
refers to Christian and non-Christian beliefs
mainstream religions no long appeal to everybody
results in "market place" of religions to pick and choose from.
Civic Religion
Growth in most Traditional religions has ceased
Rituals belonging to Orthodox religion haven't stopped
celebration of the nation state
Royal weddings, funerals and rememberance days have sacred element to them
Christmas, Easter etc
Religious Pluralism
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- (Religion) Apunte sobre Religious Pluralism - created from Mind Map, creado por Callum Mackenzie el 19/04/2014.
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- Creado por Callum Mackenzie · 19 abr 2014
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