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11. New Forms of Religion
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What are
Bruce's
3 arguments against the unquestionable replacement of traditional belief with new-age ideas?
The
size
&
scale
isn't enough to cover
gap
left by
secularisation
of
major
religion
Transmission
of new-age religion is less common
New-age beliefs lack
dedication
& are often
short-lived
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How did the religious split change in Kendal?
New-age
religion
became more
popular
Evangelical
churches adapted to more
new-age
practices
to gain new members
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What did
Heelas
&
Woodhead
find about spiritual revolutions in Kendal, Cumbria?
Spiritualism split the town's religious members into
2
groups:
Evangelical
Christianity
New-age
religion
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Sheila-ism (
Bellah
) (3)
Bellah interviewed
Sheila
Larson
Described her religion as "
Sheila-ism
"
Took
bits
&
pieces
from various religious
traditions
to construct her own belief system
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Online Religion (
Helland
)
'Cyber religion' where people can meet & share
spiuritual
idea without the
hierarchal
power
structure
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Religion online (
Helland
)
Services are
traditional
&
hierarchal
, communicating only
approved
ideas
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What did
Hervieu-Leger
say about 'cultural amnesia'?
Families no longer pass down
religious
ideas
& parents are more likely to let
children
decide
beliefs
for themselves
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What did
Day
say about 'belonging without believing'?
-Interviewed
'Christians'
& found very few people actively
mentioned
God
or
Christianity
-People interpreted
Christianity
as an extension of
'Britishness'
& it's juts part of
living
in the
UK
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What do
Voas
&
Crockett
say to criticise Davie's ideas of religious 'privatisation'?
In a survey of 5,750, found that
both
religion
&
belief
were
declining
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What did
Davie
say about 'believing without belonging'?
Highlights a society where
belief
doesn't need to be
overtly
shown
to
exist
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What is
Davie's
analogy of a 'spiritual health service'?
It's there when
needed
but doesn't need to be
attended
regularly
to remain
relevant
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What evidence supports the breakdown of
obligatory
religion?
In 2008,
70
% of people said they were
christian
, but only
11
% of these has been
baptised
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What are 3 new types of religion? (give examples)
-New
international
religions
(
Scientology
)
-New
age
beliefs
(
Astrology
)
-Para
religious
practices
(
Manifestation
)
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