Social class and religiosity
- Created by: annagaskell
- Created on: 20-02-19 19:23
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- Social class and religiosity
- working class
- least likely to attend church, roman catholic church very working class, attracted to sects
- religions compensates the working class, church associated with capitalism and strong work ethic, marginalisation- theodicy of disprivaledge
- upper class
- very religious, high attendance figure, belong to CofE
- Cof E tied into constitution so mutually exclusive
- CofE claimed kings power came from god (divine right of kings)
- very religious, high attendance figure, belong to CofE
- middle class
- religious, NAM's, CofE, denominations, world affirming
- attracted to conservative ideology of the church, appeals to expressive proffesionals due to self improvement (bruce), relative deprivation, (weber) protestant ethic
- working class
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