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Relevance: Sociology: Religion and society What is Religion Revivalism? Religious revivalism is term applied to mass movements which are
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Relevance: Sociology In contrast to Marx, Emile Durkheim spent a good part of his intellectual career studying religion. Concentrating particularly
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Relevance: Sociology: Religion and Society Religious revivalism is term applied to mass movements which are based upon intense religious upheaval.
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Relevance: Sociology The phenomenon known as Facebook was designed specifically for students. Whereas earlier generations wrote notes in each other’s
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Relevance: Sociology The cult The concept of “cult” was introduced into sociology in 1932 by American sociologist Howard P. Becker as an expansion of
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Relevance: Sociology What is a Sects? A sect is a subgroup of a religious, political or philosophical belief system, usually an offshoot
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