Evaluation of Functionalism

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Functionalism ignores the negative effects of religion such as the oppression of women or the poor
Functionalism ignores religion as a source of division and conflict
Civil religion overrides how religion itself can oppress and divide but is civil religion really a religion as it is not based on the belief in the supernatural

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Evaluation of Functionalism

Cards (3)

Functionalism

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OCR GCSE Sociology

Edexcel GCSE Sociology

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Understanding the purpose and functionality of operating systems

3. Freedom of Religion and Belief

6.3.2 Theories of Evolution

Section A: The Study of Religions: Beliefs and Teachings

6.3.2 Theories of Evolution

Theme 4: Dialogue Between Religious and Non-Religious Beliefs and Attitudes

Paper 1: The Study of Religions: Beliefs and Teachings

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