Sociology of Religion Quotes
Sociology of Religion: A Critical Primer
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“Ritual is a habit and/or a compulsion that at least fulfills one of the following functions: (1) to give worship to a particular divine agent; (2) to invoke remembrance of either a past or future religious event; and/or (3) a pseudo-technology that is used to control or change the believer’s environment.”
― Sociology of Religion: A Critical Primer
― Sociology of Religion: A Critical Primer
“Religion is the symbolic and/or ritualized cultural system of knowledge, which informs behavior, that offers one means of surviving this complex thing we call ‘Life.”
― Sociology of Religion: A Critical Primer
― Sociology of Religion: A Critical Primer
“The difference between the sacred — be it an object or religious method — and the profane is self explanatory (Durkheim 1965:52-54), so let us move on to magic, which I define as production without labor.”
― Sociology of Religion: A Critical Primer
― Sociology of Religion: A Critical Primer
