Investigating the Relationship between social security sense (Case study: Residents of Kashan)

The purpose of this article is to investigate, the relationship between religiosity and the sense of social security from a sociological point of view and seeks to answer these questions:: How religiosity can be explained in relation to the social security sense? Which aspects of religiosity are more related to social security sense? The present study was conducted with a sociological approach and a survey method using a questionnaire. Data was randomly collected from a sample of 506 people (residents of Kashan city) aged 18 years and above. Data were analyzed using Pearson correlation coefficient and multivariate regression. The results showed a significant correlation between religiosity aspects and social security sense variable. The explanatory factors in the regression model and path analysis show that the experimental variable with the beta coefficient of 0.290 has the highest correlation with the security variable sense. The second variable that enters into the equation in terms of beta weight is the variable of religious knowledge aspect that the regression coefficient of this variable is equal to 0.14. In sum, empirical and scientific knowledge aspects have been able to explain 43% of variation variance of social security sense