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religion provides motivation,
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unifies members
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strengthens social solidarity.
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Sacred being the symbol of a fish or cross for Christianity
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Profane being day to day activities such as work.
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Creates a collective conciousness
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Aborigines and how they worship Totem poles.
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Each clan had different symbols on the totem that they worshiped
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Like worshipping their society as well as their religion.
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This creates a collective consciousness and promotes social solidarity.
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- People turn to religion in the event of life crisis such as puberty and death.
- Social solidarity
- Collective conciousness
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- Trobriand Island
- Natives performed rituals when fishing outside the lagoon as it was seen as dangerous and created anxiety.
- Did not perform rituals when fishing within the lagoon.
- Malinowski said that people turn to religion when feeling anxious
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Civil Religion.
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A national crisis brings society together such as Princess Dianas death.
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Civil Religion brings a community or society together which
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Creates collective consciousness
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Promotes social solidarity
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