KONFLIK AGAMA: TINJAUAN SOSIOLOGI SASTRA ATAS NOVEL MENGAKU RASUL KARYA OLLIE

The phenomenon of religious conflict in the community can be used as a reflection of the social media community in the novel that represented Mengaku Rasul (MR). MR itself novel is a product of socio-cultural community. Theoretically, this research aims to develop a sociological theory of literature related to religious conflicts. Practically, this study expected to provide understanding in depth and give meaning to the literature thoroughly studied. Formal object of this research is the religious conflict. While the material object as well as samples of this study is novel Mengaku Rasul (MR). This study used three methods of two perspectives and sociological research Swingewood literature. First, a novel MR is a social document in the which the situation is a reflection of society when the novel was created, namely the issue of recognition of a cult and a new apostle or prophet at that time. Second, the novel MR is a reflection of the social situation and background of the writer. Third, a novel MR is a manifestation of historical events and socio-cultural circumstances of the time with the burgeoning flow of events 'heretic' and the recognition of new apostles. While the application of the first two research methods, novel MR is the result of reflection or a reflection of social events that occur in society. Second, the creation of novel MR can not be separated from the social conditions of society. Both methods are used as the basis for the relationship the between the novel MR with the community. The results of this study there are three parts. First, the causes of the dominant religious conflict in the novel MR Among others. (1) the conflict defamation of Islam teachings, (2) the recognition of a new apostle to gain the trust of his followers, (3) sexual harassment in the name of religion, (4) the conflict of sin and ticket packages go to heaven, (5) conflicts of polygamy in the name of religion, (6) the conflict the between the supernatural powers with the miracle of God. (7) the existence of self-prid