Topic 6 - Explaining the growth of religious movements 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyReligion and beliefsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: GraceCreated on: 17-05-15 22:01 According to Weber sects tend to arise in ........ groups? Marginal 1 of 10 What do sects offer for oppressed members? Theodicy of disprivilege 2 of 10 What do sects justify for members? Their suffering 3 of 10 Why does Wallis argue that sects having attracted rich members does not contradict Weber's theory? Because they too were Marginalised 4 of 10 Relative deprevation is the ....... sense of being deprived Subjective 5 of 10 Despite being materially well-off, Wallis argues that the middle-class may turn to sects for ... morals and community 6 of 10 What type of NRM would relatively deprived people be attracted to? World-affirming 7 of 10 What does Wilson argue that rapid changes in society has caused? Anomie 8 of 10 The industrial revolution lead to the birth of ..... Methodism 9 of 10 What does Bruce see the growth in World-affirming NRMS as a response to? Modernity 10 of 10
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