Emile Durkheim's Study of the Role of the Totem in the Religion

question 40

Multiple Choice

Emile Durkheim's study of the role of the totem in the religion of Australian aborigines led him to the conclusion that

• A) people bestow the notion of the sacred onto something, rather than the object being intrinsically sacred.
• B) the powerless are taught to accept religious beliefs that are against their own interests.
• C) religion is the ultimate tool to promote false consciousness.
• D) religion is both a source of stability and a source of conflict.

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