The Three Key Elements of the Sociological Definition of Religion

question 49

Multiple Choice

The three key elements of the sociological definition of religion are that it is a form of culture,involves beliefs that:

• A) takes form in ritualized practices, and provides a feeling that life is ultimately meaningful because it frames life in a way that other aspects of culture do not
• B) takes form in ritualized practices, and provides a feeling that life is ultimately meaningless
• C) takes form in ritualized practices, and ultimately provides a feeling of peace and comfort
• D) takes form in private settings, and religion provides a feeling that life is ultimately meaningful because it frames life in a way that other institutions do not
• E) takes form in private settings, and ultimately provides a feeling of peace and comfort

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