Despite Similarities, Sects and NRMs Have Somewhat Different Forces That

question 12

Multiple Choice

Despite similarities, sects and NRMs have somewhat different forces that shape their development.Which of the following is NOT supported by evidence regarding these two types of groups?

• A)Sects are more likely to form in regions where traditional forms of religion are well established.
• B)NRMs are likely to form in geographical areas where traditional forms of religion are weak.
• C)The desire for legitimacy may pull a sect toward becoming New Religious Movement.
• D)Hostile, stigmatizing forces that are directed toward a sect may push the group toward becoming an NRM.

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