Topic 2 - Religion and Social Change 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyReligion and beliefsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: TotallyTrekkieCreated on: 03-06-19 19:28 What does Weber argue about Calvinism? Ideas of Calvinism have helped to bring about major social change 1 of 9 What are the Calvinist beliefs? Predestination, Divine Transcendence, Asceticism and the idea of a vocation 2 of 9 What is the New Christian Right? Politically and morally conservative, Protestant fundamentalist movement 3 of 9 What is the New Christian Right's aims and beliefs? Make abortion, homosexuality and divorce illegal. Believe in traditional family and gender roles and banning sex education in schools 4 of 9 What does Bloch argue about religion? It has a dual character. It can both inhibit change and inspire protest and rebellion 5 of 9 What is the Liberation Theology? A movement that emerged in the Catholic Church in Latin America with commitment to the poor and opposition to military dictatorship 6 of 9 What are millenarian movements? To bring about the kingdom of God on Earth. The desire to change things here and now 7 of 9 Who do millenarian movements target? The poor as they promise immediate improvement 8 of 9 How does Gramsci argue the ruling-class keep control over society? They use hegemony - ideological domination of society - to use religion and maintain control 9 of 9
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