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Cultural Defence

- Communities of different culture or ethnicity sticking together to avoid discrimination



Cultural Transition

- Religion helps unite people and access norms and value



- Example: Migrants may become involved with a church similar to back home

Social Deprivation

- People looking for social bonds and connections



- Minority communities may feel better socially integrated when in a religion


Cultural Identity

- People use religion, festivals etc to shape their personalities

Ethnic Statistics on Religious Attendance

- 43% of white people said religion was important to them



- 38% worship weekly





- 81% African Caribbean were religious



- 57% worship weekly

Madoode Et Al (1994)

- Decline in importance of ethnic groups in their second generation

Madood Et Al 1997:

- Participation and identity of religion was common for ethnic minorities to be part of

Bruce 2002:

- Religiosity is more of an expression and identity for ethnic groups



Bird:

- Migrants that are religious came from previously religious countries (Poland, Catholicism)

Believing Without Belonging:

- People have religious belief and experience on an individual level



- Making it harder to claim secularisation has really taken place

Disappearance Thesis:

- Modernity has lead to the "Death of God"



- Any religion that remains will soon become out of date

Differentiation Thesis:

- Religions importance over institutions is failing



- Yet religion remains an internal and individual form of significance

Hanson 1997

- The Broad & Narrow Approach



- Religion losing wide scale significance (The Broad)



- Religion losing significance on an individual level

Wilson 2005

- Church Attendance has fell by 50% by the 1960s



- Only 6.3% of adults attend church

Age Affecting Religion:

- Past 50 years saw greatest decline



- Only 26% of over 65s attend church



- 11% of young people attended church

Life Expectancy:

- Longer lives mean younger people do not worry about death until later



- Older generation seek comfort in religion

Pragmatic Reasons:

- People simply do not have time to dedicate an entire day a week to church



- Older members of society and old institutions still implement this system

Hegemonic Roles:

- People no longer adhere to religious leaders



- Dark ages these figures once had power and authority

Cohen 1970

- Status Frustration



- People will follow religion if others around them view it as a positive thing



- Modernity has lead religion to be considered less important