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Religion can be related to politics in a number of ways. For instance, religion has been found to legitimate regimes, to divert social grievances into other-worldly concerns, to yield support for social moments, and to provide understandings of justice which have given rise to social change (Williams 1996: 368). To search for cross-cultural explanations for all of these different relationships is a complex task. There are different dimensions and/or levels of the religious and political systems to consider, and different contexts in time and space to take into account. Thus, the many relationships between religion and politics may depend on both the contents and levels of the various religious and political systems, and their different socio culture context.
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- Sociology is interested in the study of the present social phenomena with all their complexities. But History deals with the past events of man. It is silent regarding the present.
- Sociology is relatively a young social science. It has very short history of its own. It is not even two centuries old. But history is an age-old social science. It has a long story of 2000 years or even more.
- Sociology is an analytical science. But history is a descriptive science.
- Sociology is abstract in nature. It studies mostly regular, the recurrent and the universal. For example, the sociologist’s does not study all the wars or battles Waged by the mankind. But History is concrete.The historian is interested in the Unique, the particular and the individual. For example, the historian studies all the wars waged by mankind in the past-the wars, the world wars, the Indo-Pak war, etc. For him each war is unique and significant.
- Sociology is a generalising science. Sociology seeks to establish generalisations after a careful study of the social phenomena. But History is an individualising science. History rarely makes generalisations.It seek to establish the sequence in which events occurred.
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