In developing countries, religion often acts as 'a sacred canopy' shielding traditional societies from a rapidly changing world

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The concept of religion acting as a "sacred canopy" comes from sociologist Peter L. Berger, who argued that religion helps individuals and societies to make sense of the world and cope with the uncertainties and changes that come with modernization, especially in traditional societies.

In Developing Countries, Religion Often Acts as 'A Sacred Canopy