In animism_______________?

A. Animals are worshipped as gods
B. Spirits are worshipped as disembodied humans
C. Spirits are thought to acquire various forms
D. All of the above

Durkheim,s analysis suggests that so-called primitive people__________________?

A. Invented the concept of gods
B. Though they were gods
C. Projected their human ideals and personified them as gods
D. Saw themselves as clans of animals

According to functionalism the fundamental human needs are_____________?

A. Income safety and deference
B. Life liberty and the pursuit of property
C. Survival and expressiveness
D. Control over nature and the denial of death

From the point of view of Catholicism Protestantism began as a(n)________________?

A. Cult
B. Charismatic movement
C. Fundamentalist movement sect
D. Ecclesia

Liberation theory is______________?

A. Another name for atheism
B. A fusion of christianity and marxism
C. A doctrine of personal transcendence
D. A branch of roman catholicism

The Protestant denomination emphasized in Max Weber,s Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism was_______________?

A. Baptism
B. Anglicanism
C. Calvinism
D. Lutheranism

The transition from a charismatic religious leaders direct example to routine procedures and observances is called______________?

A. Differentiation
B. Denomination
C. Institutionalization
D. Bureaucratization

Theology is_______________?

A. The sympathetic interpretation of myths
B. The rational system of ideas that explains a belief system
C. A justification of the function of religion
D. The rules of ritual observance

Cults differ from sects in that______________?

A. They are small voluntary and exclusive
B. They reject the status quo
C. The have no ties to existing religious groups
D. All of the above

Religiosity refers to_______________?

A. Depth of religious feelings
B. Whether one believes in god or gods
C. Whether one participates in religious rituals
D. A belief in heaven and hell