Religion, science and ideology 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyReligion and beliefsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Becky ShoonCreated on: 14-01-14 12:25 Belief in ghosts or spirits. Animism 1 of 18 Period associated with the 18th century when reason became to be seen as a guiding principle. Enlightenment 2 of 18 Theory that life develops through a process of natural selection. Evolution 3 of 18 School based around the principles of a particular religious group. Faith school 4 of 18 Definitions that focus on the role religion plays for societies and individuals. Functional definitions of religion 5 of 18 Category of philosophies based on human free-will and self determination. Humanist 6 of 18 Set of ideas that legitimate the power of a particular group. Ideology 7 of 18 The view that evolution has occurred but was guided by a supreme being or higher power. Intelligent design 8 of 18 Events not explained by traditional science. Magic 9 of 18 Religions based around the worship of one god. Monotheistic 10 of 18 Religions based around the worship of many gods. Polytheistic 11 of 18 Those that attempt to define religion by creating a list of possible characteristics. Polythetic definitions of religion. 12 of 18 Rituals and rites associated with religion. Religious practices 13 of 18 Regarded with awe and reverence. Sacred 14 of 18 Berger's term for beliefs that give meaning to the world. Sacred canopy 15 of 18 Those that attempt to explain what religion actually is. Substantive definitions of religion 16 of 18 Religions that believe in sacred, higher controlling powers. Theistic 17 of 18 Objects such as animals/plants that are believed to have supernatural powers. Totems 18 of 18
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