Which of the following are characteristics of a church (as an ideal type) according to the chapter?
a. Membership is only through a conversion experience.
b. The belief system is rigid with an emphasis on the purity of doctrine.
c. Organization is informal and unstructured.
d. There is a tendency to compromise with the larger society and its values and institutions.
Question 2
In Marx's view, religion is _____ because it impedes social change by encouraging the oppressed to accept their place in society.
a. a wake-up call
b. like bread and circuses
c. the opiate of the masses
d. a sacred cow
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