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What is the difference between a sect and a cult? According to sociologists, these two NRMs are marked by very different origins and practices. #sociology #alevelsociology #socibis 3/3
There are clear theoretical differences between cults and sects in terms of structure, beliefs, and relationships to society. However, sociological definitions are fluid – groups can evolve over time, and labels can be contested. Typologies like those of Wallis and Stark & Bainbridge help illustrate differences, but real-world complexity often resists neat classification. Stark and Bainbridge – Audience, Client, and Cult Movements 📚 Stark and Bainbridge (1985) – developed a typology of cults: Audience cults – least organised, often media-based (e.g. astrology). Client cults – offer services (e.g. self-help, therapy). Cult movements – more organised, demand higher commitment (e.g. Scientology). Niebuhr (1929) – sects tend to be short-lived; they either: Denominationalise (become more mainstream), Die out, or Be replaced by a new sect.
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Roy Wallis (1984) – developed a typology based on the group’s relationship to the outside world and their claims to truth. World-rejecting NRMs = like sects (e.g. Jehovah’s Witnesses, Moonies). World-accommodating NRMs = often offshoots of mainstream religion. World-affirming NRMs = like cults (e.g. Scientology, Transcendental Meditation). Troeltsch (1912) – distinguished between churches, sects, and later theorists added cults and denominations. ✅ Evaluation: These definitions are ideal types – in reality, many groups don’t fit neatly into one category. The line between cults and sects can be blurred or change over time.
May 26, 2025 at 12:37 AM
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What is the difference between cults and sects? Basic Definitions and Key Differences Sects: Often breakaway groups from existing religions due to a dispute over doctrine or perceived corruption. Tend to be exclusive, demand high commitment, and claim a monopoly on truth. Often led by a charismatic leader and focus on spiritual purity or salvation. ults: Tend to be new religious movements, not necessarily linked to traditional faiths. More individualistic, tolerant, and inclusive – members are often free to come and go. Often offer worldly benefits like self-help, success, or healing.
May 26, 2025 at 12:35 AM
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What is the Personal Life Perspective? What do students need to know about PLP for sitting AQA A Level Sociology Families and Households? Check out this brief overview of main points of PLP #aqaalevelsociology #alevelsociology #sociologystudent #socfam 3/3
Caption: mart suggests we look beyond the traditional family and focus on “personal life”, which can include: Friends who feel “like family” Pets as family members Fictive kin (e.g. calling a close friend “auntie”) Non-biological parental roles (e.g. step-parents or donor-conceived families) {Person doing Yoga on beach with caption: Strengths of PLP Inclusive – recognises diverse family forms and emotional bonds. Realistic – reflects how people experience family in real life. Challenges stereotypes – doesn't assume one “correct” family type. Dictionary page with Caption: Criticisms of PLP Too individualistic – can seem vague or difficult to generalise. Underplays inequality – may ignore how class, gender and ethnicity limit choices. Lacks structure – not as useful for explaining broader patterns or policies.
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What is the Personal Life Perspective? What do students need to know about PLP for sitting AQA A Level Sociology Families and Households? Check out this brief overview of main points of PLP #aqaalevelsociology #alevelsociology #sociologystudent #socfam 2/3
Finger with face drawn on, surrounded by colourful speech bubbles. Caption: The Connectedness Thesis. This opposes ideas of individualism and free choice proposed by sociologists such as Giddens and Beck Paper doll cut outs in a circle with Captions: Smart (2007) Smart argues against the idea that individuals are completely free to choose their family ties. Instead, she proposes the Connectedness Thesis Outdoor family meal with caption: Smart argues: We’re always connected to others, even after a relationship ends, emotional ties remain. Decisions are shaped by history and embedded relationships e.g., past marriages, children, or cultural expectations.
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What is the Personal Life Perspective? What do students need to know about PLP for sitting AQA A Level Sociology Families and Households? Check out this brief overview of main points of PLP #aqaalevelsociology #alevelsociology #sociologystudent #socfam 1/3
Wooden figures with capition what is the personal life perspective? Family in a field with caption PLP developed as a response to Functionalist, Marxist and even some Feminist views that see the family as a fixed structure with clear roles. Family gathering with caption: Instead, PLP argues that: Family is not one-size-fits-all – it’s diverse and flexible. What counts as “family” is based on meaning, not just biology or law. Relationships are shaped by individual choice, but also by our social ties and past experiences.
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