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Animism

Naturism

Theories of Religion

Marx and Religion

Durkheim and Religion

Max Weber

Social functions

Sect and Cult

Pluralistic Religion

Monistic Religion

Religion and Science

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Theories of Religion

Sociological approaches to religion are still strongly influenced by the ideas of the three classical sociological theorists Marx, Durkheim and Weber.

Sect and Cult

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