Exam 12: Religion: the Meaning of Sacred Meaning
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Religion is not separated from other institutions in traditional societies.
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Statistically speaking, what would your religion be if you were born in South America?
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The statement, "Churchgoers are consumers who are out to meet their needs or obtain a 'product'" most closely reflects:
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Brian goes to mass but does not really believe in Catholic dogma. He goes to hang out with his friends, discuss his troubles with the priest, and participate in the weekly bingo night. To Brian, the church is a belonging system.
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Which of the following statements about religion in North America is true?
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Generally, new religious movements gain legitimacy, become established, and survive for several generations to become denominations.
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According to a Pew Foundation study, what percentage of current marriages in the United States involves spouses with different religious affiliations?
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Which of the following sociologists is most closely associated with the concept of the sacred realm?
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The Heaven's Gate group discussed in the text is an example of a(n):
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According to Max Weber, which of the following is not one of the four elements in the Protestant faith that led to the growth of capitalism?
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According to the text, there are more than 400 sects in the United States.
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A set of interpersonal relationships and friendship networks is referred to as a:
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Why can't sociologists empirically study which religion is true or not true?
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The statement, "Religion serves different purposes for people based on their positions in society" is a tenet of which perspective?
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Which of the following, if true, would provide evidence against the link between Protestantism and the capitalist economic system?
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The theory most concerned with the meaning system is functionalist theory.
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