Religious Fundamentalism Flashcards

(8 cards)

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What is the definition of religious fundamentalism?

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Belief in strict, traditional teachings and that their religion is the only true one

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What is the definition of religious cosmopolitanism?

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Being tolerant of the views of others and being open to new ideas/beliefs

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What does Giddens say about cosmopolitanism?

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Tolerance is created by people in cities coming together and uniting

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What does Castells say?

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Resistance identity - people arguing in a negative way for their religion
Project identity - people use religion to build a new identity to give them purpose and change society

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What does Bruce say?

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Risk creates cultural defence - eg: after the Manchester attack

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What does Nanda say about religion and globalisation in India?

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Globalisation has created a large, educated urban middle class in India who are more religious than their uneducated counterparts

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What does Nanda say about Hindu ultra-nationalism?

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India’s success is said to be due to Hinduism being highly thought of/encouraged by gov and media

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What does Berger say about pentecostalism in Latin America?

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Encourages capitalism like calvinist’s did

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