Post Test on The Globalization of Religion

Christianity in Brazil and the Caribbean is an example of

• Vernacularization
• Indigenization
• Nationalization
• Transnationalization

People responsible for conflicts used religion to justify their evil actions

• True
• False
• Neither

The following are examples of how globalization paved the way for religious nationalism except

• Eidl Adha
• National Bible Day
• EDSA People Power Revolution
• All Saint's Day

Religion was more quiet after World War II

• True
• False
• Neither

Conflicts are caused by "similar interpretations" of the religious sacred texts applied in the secular world.

• True
• False
• Neither

Extremists groups that "fulfill Allah's will through violence"

• Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
• Al-Queda
• Salafi-Jihadist
• All of the above

One of the concepts tackled in the globalization of religion is that people who do not go to church on Sundays are not religious

• True
• False
• Neither

A cultural feature that blurs the line between culture and place and thus transcends territorial boundaries.

• Deterritorialization
• Demarcation
• Deindividuation
• Global Divide

Arabic used as the Islam's sacred language is an example of

• Vernacularization
• Indigenization
• Nationalization
• Transnationalization

Odd one out: Jurgensmeyer claims that conflicts are about

• Economics
• Identity
• Power
• Territory