GOD AND GLOBALISATION IN INDIA

For secularisation theory, _____________ undermines _______

What is seen as 'destroying belief in the supernatural'?

Who argues that religion contributes to development?

Globalisation has brought rapid economic growth and has seen ______ become a more important player on the political stage

It has also brought rising ________ to some - notably India's new middle class

What percentage of the Indian population are Hindu?

Who wrote the book 'God and Globalisation'?

What does the book examine?

Which type of people does secularisation theory suggest will be the first to abandon religion in favour of a secular worldview?

Nanda observes that a large proportion of this class...

A survey found that Indians are becoming ____ religious

Increased religious interest has also been reflected in the growth of _______ _________ e.g:

Nanda argues that it is becoming ____________ to be religious

What explanations does Nanda REJECT for the reason of why this class continue to believe in miracles and supernatural beings?

On the contrary, the Indian middle class are __________ about the opportunities that globalisation brings them

What does Nanda argue the real reason for the increasing religiosity is?

What does this uncertainty stem from?

This is resolved for them by the modern ____ ___ and ____-_____

What do these people preach?

Modern versions of Hinduism therefore legitimate...

What does Nanda also examine?

What percentage of Indians agreed with the statement "Our people are not perfect, but our culture is superior to others"?

What, does Nanda note, has contributed to the superiority of Hindi values?

This is described as Hindi _____-__________

In this Hindi ultra-nationalism, the worship of Hindu gods has become the same as...

Hinduism has become a _____ religion

How has Hinduism penetrated public life?

Give an example of where this has happened