Religious/redemptive movements

Definition

Religious or redemptive movements are social movements that seek to bring about a comprehensive change in individuals through spiritual or moral renewal. These movements often aim at personal transformation and the salvation of followers within a religious or spiritual framework.

Related terms

Social Movements:

Organized collective efforts by people to promote or resist change in society.

Charismatic Leadership: A style of leadership that relies on the charm and persuasiveness of the leader, often found at the helm of religious/redemptive movements.

Collective Behavior:

Actions taken by a group of people who share common interests, purposes, or goals, typically outside of societal norms