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11 Cards in this Set
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Miller and Hoffman |
Women greater interest in religion. Socialised to be more passive, obedient and caring |
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Davie |
Women closer to birth and death- through caring- closer to ultimate questions |
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Bruce |
Women less likely to do paid work, therefore more likely to be religious |
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Heelas and Woodhead |
Women more involved in new age- more associated with nature- new age celebrates women |
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Brown |
Subjective experience of new age religion attracts women more than externally authoritative religions- women going to church less- rejecting traditional gender roles |
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Stark and Bainbridge |
People participate in religion to compensate for organismic ethical and social deprivation- more likely that women will suffer this deprivation. |
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Bruce |
Ethnic differences in religiosity- cultural defence. Cultural transition- provides support in new areas |
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Brierley |
New churches in london catering for immigrant population |
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Bird |
Commmunity solidarity-preserving culture and language |
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Pryce |
Bristol- African Caribbean community- defence and transition |
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Voas and Crockett |
People turn to religion when older- approaching death- need for ultimate question Generational effect-each generation less religious than the last |
