beliefs and practices concerning what is sacred.
Ideas about good and evil.
A series of beliefs about creation
Norms about how to live.
In terms of the past.
As set apart as “forbidden.”
In terms of ultimate meanings
In terms of their everyday usefulness.
Formal, ceremonial behavior
Who people socialize with.
Beliefs about truth
All of the above are correct.
Scientific research.
Human senses.
Cultural common sense.
Conviction or belief in things unseen
Understanding patterns of religious activity and their effect on society.
Which religions are true and which are false.
The purpose of life.
Discerning the will of God.
Fostering social cohesion
Fostering social conflict
Providing social control
Providing meaning and purpose
How daily rituals sharpen the boundary between the sacred and profane
How religion gives our existence a measure of security and meaning.
The use of ritual and religious meaning to strengthen social ties such as marriage.
All of the above are correct.
Structural-functional approach
Symbolic-interaction approach
Social-conflict approach
Social-exchange approach
Support for patriarchy
Belief in multiple deities
The same sacred symbols
Support for secularization
Held back the development of capitalism.
Supported the status quo.
Encouraged greater gender equality
Stressed duty and hard work, boosting economic production and fostering the rise of capitalism
Keeping politics out of the church
Helping people endure their suffering
Encouraging personal growth
Reducing social inequality and, especially, poverty
Church.
Sect.
Cult.
All of the above are correct.
State church.
Church.
Denomination
All of the above are correct.
State church.
Cult.
Sect.
All of the above are correct.
Church
Sect
Cult
Denomination
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
All of the above are correct.
God has a plan for the entire world
Everything in the world is a conscious, living force that is able to affect us.
Nothing is sacred.
People can find little meaning in their everyday lives
Monotheism
Polytheism
Animism
All of the above are correct.
Acceptance of many religions as true
Belief that all things in the world are sacred
Belief in many gods.
Openness to new religious experience.
Most Arab Americans
Many Asian Americans
Some African Americans
All of the above are correct.
Europe.
North America
Africa
Asia.
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
India
China
Japan.
Iran
Are deity-based
Operate more ethical codes of conduct.
Are less clear about what is sacred and what is profane
All of the above are correct.
Catholic.
Jewish.
Protestant
Muslim
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