Sociology beleifs - Relgion a conservative force or force of social change

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Marx

Religion legitimises inequality and comforts the poor, making them accept their situation instead of changing society.

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Gramsci

Religion can create hegemony by making inequality seem normal, but can also create counter-hegemony by challenging powerful groups.

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Weber

Calvinism encouraged hard work, saving and investment, helping create the spirit of capitalism.

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Bloch

Religion gives people hope for a better future, which can motivate them to create social change.

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Millenarianism

Belief in a new and better world can encourage people to reject the existing society and seek major change.

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Liberation Theology

Christianity can be used to fight poverty and oppression, encouraging people to challenge inequality.

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Civil Rights

Black churches provided organisation, leadership and motivation that helped people challenge racism and segregation.

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Overall

Religion can be both conservative and a force for change, depending on how its beliefs and organisations are used.