Religions tend to perpetuate the social structure of the society of which they are apart.

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Religions tend to perpetuate the social structure of the society of which they are apart.​

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Many religious traditions have been used to justify and maintain social hierarchies and inequalities, such as patriarchy, caste systems, and racial segregation. Religion can both reflect and reinforce the social structure of a society. However, it is important to note that not all religious teachings or practices perpetuate social inequalities and some have even been used to challenge and transform existing power structures.

Religions Tend to Perpetuate the Social Structure of the Society