Religion in a global context Flashcards

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What does davie say religion creates ?

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An ‘us’ mentality, that separates religious people from the rest of the world

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What factors are influenced by Religion in a global context and vice versa ?

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Use of modern technology
Patriarchy
Prophecy
Conspiracy theories

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What does davie say in regards to fundamentalism and modernity ?

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Fundamentalists hate modernity but are born out of a clash between modernity and traditional culture

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What does Giddens say in response to Davie ?

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Fundamentalism is a product of globalisation which undermined more traditional social norms

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Why is cosmopolitanism often labeled as the opposite to fundamentalism ?

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Because it is all about embracing modernity and globalisation

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What did Bruce say about Fundamentalism ?

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Fundamentalism is confined to monotheistic beliefs,
Contrasted with Polytheistic religions more gods so more open to different interpretations ​

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What did Huntington say ?

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Religion causes conflict between civilisations more than ever because it is more important as a source of national identity. ​(Clash of civilisations)

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Who Criticises Huntington and what do they say ?

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Jackson argues that Huntington’s work is based on a western ideology that stereotypes eastern nations and people as untrustworthy

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What does Inglehart & Norris call the real clash of civilisations ?

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Religion & Politics does not cause a ‘Clash of Civilisations’ - it is attitudes to sexuality & gender liberalism that are the real causes

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What does Nanda say ?

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India is the worlds fastest growing economy and that, even though India is becoming ‘Modernised’, Hinduism is growing alongside it rather than fading out

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What theory is Nanda’s linked to ?

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Topic 3 Secularisation

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What proves nanda’s ideas to be correct ?

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Contemporary Hindu’s preach that desire is not bad & that material wealth is actually a sign that people are motivated, optimistic & hard-working. LINK TO CALVINISM

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What is the idea of Hindu ultra nationalism ?

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Hindu beliefs have instilled national pride within it’s followers which creates hard working, industrious people – which helps explain the growth in India’s economy.​

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What does redding say ?

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East Asia - useful example of how Religion & the growing Global Economy go hand in hand

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What does Berger say about Pentecostal values ?

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Latin American pentecostal values such as being ascetic have encouraged the development of capitalism

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