The Paths of becoming Religiousness and their Relationship with Religiosity: The Case of Ghaemshahr

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MEMAR RAHMATULLAH; PARSAFAR SAHAR

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Journal: JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Year:2020 | Volume:7 | Issue:15 Page(s): 325-356

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The Paths of becoming Religiousness and their Relationship with Religiosity: The Case of Ghaemshahr

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MEMAR RAHMATULLAH | PARSAFAR SAHAR | Issue Writer Certificate

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pathways of religiosityQ1

active demandQ1

active supplyQ1

passive demandQ1

passive supplyQ1

Abstract

The present paper is an excerpt from an experimental study of the pathways of people's religiosity and its relationship to their religiosity in Ghaemshahr city. The findings show that the "passive demand" path is the most common and the "active demand" path is the most unusual ways to become religious. However, regression analyzes have shown that among the four main pathways to religiosity, the path of "active demand" has the strongest and "passive demand" has the weakest coefficient of influence on the degree of religiosity of individuals. Therefore, the comparison between the axes of religiosity shows that the paths of active axes are more than passive axes and the demand axes are more than supply axes affected on the religiosity of individuals. In other words, the best ways to become religious are to cross the request (demand) and the will (to be active), means “ active demand” ; the paths in which there is both a demand for religion and authority and activism. In total, about 62% of the changes in religiosity are explained by these nine variables (sub-routes), and the remaining 38% are related to other routes that have not been studied in this study.

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MEMAR, RAHMATULLAH, & PARSAFAR, SAHAR. (2020). The Paths of becoming Religiousness and their Relationship with Religiosity: The Case of Ghaemshahr. JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS, 7(15 ), 325-356. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/375735/en

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MEMAR RAHMATULLAH, PARSAFAR SAHAR. The Paths of becoming Religiousness and their Relationship with Religiosity: The Case of Ghaemshahr. JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS[Internet]. 2020;7(15 ):325-356. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/375735/en

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RAHMATULLAH MEMAR, and SAHAR PARSAFAR, “The Paths of becoming Religiousness and their Relationship with Religiosity: The Case of Ghaemshahr,” JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS, vol. 7, no. 15 , pp. 325–356, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/375735/en

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