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Deck 19: Religion
1
The approach where researchers suspend their personal beliefs or non-beliefs in non-human entities is called:
A) Methodological agnosticism
B) Objective suspension
C) Religious validity
D) Value reliability
A) Methodological agnosticism
B) Objective suspension
C) Religious validity
D) Value reliability
A
2
The functionalist approach to investigating religion focuses on:
A) How religions differ across countries
B) How religion is understood and defined by individuals
C) What religion does for society or individuals
D) How religious views differ within subgroups
A) How religions differ across countries
B) How religion is understood and defined by individuals
C) What religion does for society or individuals
D) How religious views differ within subgroups
C
3
The substantive approach to investigating religion focuses on:
A) What religion does for society or individuals
B) How religion is understood and defined by individuals
C) How religious views differ within subgroups
D) How religions differ across countries
A) What religion does for society or individuals
B) How religion is understood and defined by individuals
C) How religious views differ within subgroups
D) How religions differ across countries
B
4
According to Ernst Troeltsch which religious organizations have the most power over their members?
A) Cults
B) New religious movements
C) Churches
D) Sects
A) Cults
B) New religious movements
C) Churches
D) Sects
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5
What term do contemporary sociologists use to describe a community of people with their own spiritual ideas and practices, which are distinguished from established institutions within their society?
A) Spiritualists
B) New religious movements
C) Gnosticism
D) Traditional healers
A) Spiritualists
B) New religious movements
C) Gnosticism
D) Traditional healers
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6
Which theorist likened religion to opium?
A) Max Weber
B) Karl Marx
C) Ernst Troeltsch
D) Émile Durkheim
A) Max Weber
B) Karl Marx
C) Ernst Troeltsch
D) Émile Durkheim
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7
Which perspective argues that religion has shifted to the private sphere?
A) The privatization of religion
B) The domestication of religion
C) Household religion
D) Private religion
A) The privatization of religion
B) The domestication of religion
C) Household religion
D) Private religion
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8
The term sacroscapes describes:
A) The nature of religions
B) How religions are perceived
C) The global flows of religion
D) The decline in religious beliefs
A) The nature of religions
B) How religions are perceived
C) The global flows of religion
D) The decline in religious beliefs
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9
According to research by the Pew Centre which religious group is expected to be the largest in Europe by 2050?
A) Catholicism
B) Islam
C) Judaism
D) Christianity
A) Catholicism
B) Islam
C) Judaism
D) Christianity
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10
Which Theorist discusses the disenchantment of the world in terms of magic and religion?
A) Max Weber
B) Karl Marx
C) Émile Durkheim
D) Ernst Troeltsch
A) Max Weber
B) Karl Marx
C) Émile Durkheim
D) Ernst Troeltsch
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