A Social Class Explanation for the Popularity of Sects Is

question 136

Multiple Choice

A social class explanation for the popularity of sects is that sects

• A) offer an escape from the dominant economic system in society.
• B) reject social class as irrelevant.
• C) offer their followers high status in the next world.
• D) all of the above

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