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“Far from generating an agreed set of values that hold society together, religion has more often been the cause of conflict and division.”
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"Far from generating an agreed set of values that hold society together, religion has more often been the cause of conflict and division." Assess this claim in the light of sociological argument and evidence. Religion is an incredibly important issue within society in general, it played an important part in the past and is still at the forefront of attention even today when some claim it is in recession. Key religious figures are often seen in the media, like the Pope or Archbishop of Canterbury because they hold a position of respect and their opinions are seen as important. Therefore this topic is one which is extremely emotive and can produce major results. This is why religion can be seen as a cause of conflict and social division while also being categorised as a form of cohesive measure. However these seemingly contradictory ideas stem from the fact that the role of...
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