Includes the following topics: - Functionalists on religion. - Marxists on religion. - Feminists on religion. - Religion and social change. - Religion and social protest. - Secularisation. - New forms of religion. - Religious market theory. - An alternative view to religious market theory. - Religious fundamentalism. - Cultural defence. - Religion and development. - Types of religious organisations. - Explaining the growth of religious movements. - Religiosity and social groups....

Covers what you need to know from topic 1 of Beliefs in society

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Item J: Postmodernists argue that there has been an increase in spirituality in the United Kingdom. For example, there is increased interest in New Age activities such as yoga, meditation and crystal healing. However, theories of secularisation claim that traditional organised religion has declined, while science and rational thought have become more important. Applying material from Item J and your knowledge, evaluate the view that an increase in spirituality in the United Kingdom has com...

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This document outlines the information needed to get an A* in the AQA 2023/24 Sociology Beliefs in Society exam section. It includes all major theories of religion, functions of religion, types of religions and evaluations. Content was taken from an examination marker and turned into a revisable document, ensuring it contains key concepts/theories. It is best to practice exam questions alongside using this document to develop your essay writing skills.

Beliefs in society is a topical unit studied at a-level within AQA Sociology. This area allows for a discussion around religion and its influence on society. Within this unit, students are expected to understand sociological perspectives, secularisation and the different typologies of religions.