Religion historically played a significant role in determining social hierarchy, often intertwining with political power. In many societies, religious leaders or those closely aligned with religious institutions held considerable influence and wealth, thereby securing their positions in the upper class. Additionally, religious beliefs often justified the social order, with divine right or blessings perceived as legitimizing the elite's status. This intertwining of religion and social class reinforced the notion that higher status was divinely sanctioned, sustaining the upper class's dominance.
If your job had more things to do with god and religion the higher class you were.
upper-class or middle-class but i think it's definitely upper-class
Karl Marx and his followers called religion the "opium of the people." He concluded religion is used by the upper class to give false hope to the lower class.
They were fruity and they can give pleasure to others by giving them things
well right they are but guru nanak dev ji said that there shouldnt any caste system that why they made religion sikhism but right jatts are the upper class in sikhism
the egyptians were higher and lower class upper and lower Egypt
There is no such place as "the upper religion."
Upper, Middle, and Lower Class are social classes.
Upper class.
The Enlightenment led to a rise in literacy and education among the upper class, fostering intellectual curiosity and engagement with new ideas. This era also promoted the concept of individual rights and freedoms, which influenced how the upper class interacted with society and government. Additionally, Enlightenment ideals of reason and progress encouraged the upper class to question traditional authority and embrace social change.
low class, middle class, upper class/high class
Capitalism and religion. Marx rejected the economic system of Capitalism because it resulted (among other reasons) in the oppression of the masses by the owners of the means of production or upper class. He also rejected religion calling it the opium of the people inflicted upon them by the upper class to keep them under control.