Religious Practices and Societal Change

The focus of this exam is on understanding how religious practices catalyze societal change. Students will investigate specific practices and their transformative effects on communities and institutions.

Analyzing the role of religion within social movements, this examination provides insights into how faith can serve as a catalyst for social reform and community building. It highlights the relevance of these practices in contemporary debates on social justice and identity.

Candidates will be expected to verbally articulate the connections between religious practices and societal transformations, utilizing relevant case studies. Clear, coherent argumentation based on theoretical frameworks will also be assessed.

Moreover, the exam may encourage students to critically evaluate current case studies that exemplify the role of religion in social change, enhancing their engagement with contemporary issues.