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What is liberation theology according to Maduro?

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Liberation theology believes that religion can be a revolutionary force that brings about change.

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How did liberation theology radicalize the Catholic clergy?

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It made them see that serving the poor was part of their Christian duty.

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What is Lenmann’s view on Pentecostalism?

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Lenmann argues that Pentecostalism prevents social change.

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What does Lenmann suggest as a solution for poverty?

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He offers an ‘option of the poor’ for individuals to pull themselves out of poverty through their own efforts, supported by the congregation and led by church pastors.

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What is the nature of the solution proposed by Lenmann?

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The solution is conservative, focusing on individual self-improvement through the private sphere of family and church.

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What do millenarian movements believe according to Worsley?

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Millenarian movements believe that the world will be transformed by supernatural means, creating Heaven on Earth.

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What leads to the emergence of millenarian movements?

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These movements are born of frustration and call for complete change.

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What do Melanesians in cargo cults believe?

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They believe that the cargo was meant for islanders but had been diverted by colonists, leading to an unjust social order that should be overturned.

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What was the impact of cargo cult beliefs on colonial rule?

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This belief led to widespread unrest that threatened colonial rule.

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What does Billings say about religion’s role in social change?

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Billings argues that religion can promote or stifle social change.

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What example does Billings use to illustrate his point?

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He uses the differences between coal miners and textile workers in Kentucky in the 1920s and 1930s.

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How did leadership affect miners according to Billings?

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Miners benefitted from the leadership of organic intellectuals who helped convert them to the union cause.

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What role did organization play for miners?

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Miners were able to use independent Churches to hold meetings and organize.

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How did support from churches impact miners?

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Churches kept miners’ morale high with supportive sermons, prayer meetings, and group singing.

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What is an open belief system?

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An open belief system has knowledge claims that are open to criticism and challenge.

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What is a closed belief system?

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A closed belief system has knowledge claims that are not open to criticism or challenge.

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What does Popper say about science?

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Popper states that science is open based on the principle of falsification.

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What does the principle of falsification allow in science?

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It allows for criticism and challenge, enabling the scientific world to grow.

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What does Popper say about scientific knowledge?

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He claims that scientific knowledge is cumulative.

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What does cumulative scientific knowledge mean?

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It means that scientific knowledge builds on the achievements of previous scientists.