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Religion and Social change
- Religion as a conservative force
- seen as a conservative force in two different senses: 1) It is often seen as conservative in the
sense of being 'traditional' defending customs, institutions, moral views, roles ect. Upholds
traditional beliefs on how society should be. 2) It is conservative because it functions to conserve
or preserve things as they are. Maintains the status quo.
- Conservative beliefs
- Conservative beliefs about moral issues and may oppose
changes that would allow individuals more freedom in
personal and sexual matters
- Uphold traditional family values. often
favour a traditional patriarchal
domestic division of labour.
- Conservative beliefs about moral issues and may oppose
changes that would allow individuals more freedom in
personal and sexual matters
- Conservative Functions
- Religion and consensus
- functionalists see religion as a
conservative force as its function is to
maintain socail stability
- Marxists and Femenists see religion as an ideology that supports the
existings social structure and acts as a means of social control, creating
stability in the interests of the powerful.
- functionalists see religion as a
conservative force as its function is to
maintain socail stability
- Religion and capitsalism
- Marx sees religion as a
conservative ideology that
prevents social change. By
legitimising or disguishing
exploitation and inequality,
it creates false
consciousness in the
working class and prevents
revolution, thereby
maintainging the stability og
capitalist society.
- Marx sees religion as a
conservative ideology that
prevents social change. By
legitimising or disguishing
exploitation and inequality,
it creates false
consciousness in the
working class and prevents
revolution, thereby
maintainging the stability og
capitalist society.
- Religion and Patriarchy
- Feminists see religion as a conservative force
because it acts as an ideology that legitimates
patriarchal power and maintains woment's
subordination in the family and wider society.
- Feminists see religion as a conservative force
because it acts as an ideology that legitimates
patriarchal power and maintains woment's
subordination in the family and wider society.
- Religion and consensus
- seen as a conservative force in two different senses: 1) It is often seen as conservative in the
sense of being 'traditional' defending customs, institutions, moral views, roles ect. Upholds
traditional beliefs on how society should be. 2) It is conservative because it functions to conserve
or preserve things as they are. Maintains the status quo.
- Weber: Religion as a force for change.
- Clvinist beliefs
- Predestination
- God has predetermined which
souls would be saved and which
were not, even before birth
- God has predetermined which
souls would be saved and which
were not, even before birth
- Divine transcendence
- God was so far about and beyond
this world and incomparably greater
that any mortal that no man can ever
claim to know his will other than the
Bible
- Including the church and the priests leavin an unprecedented inner lonliness.
- Weber called this a salvation panic
- Weber called this a salvation panic
- Including the church and the priests leavin an unprecedented inner lonliness.
- God was so far about and beyond
this world and incomparably greater
that any mortal that no man can ever
claim to know his will other than the
Bible
- Ascenticism
- This refers to abstinence, self disapline and self-denial.
- This refers to abstinence, self disapline and self-denial.
- The idea of vocation or calling
- Predestination
- Clvinist beliefs
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