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It creates social cohesion and solidarity from "summary" of The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life, a Study in Religious Sociology by Emile Durkheim

Durkheim argues that religious beliefs and practices play a crucial role in creating social cohesion and solidarity within a society. Through shared rituals and beliefs, individuals come together to form a collective consciousness that binds them together. This sense of unity is essential for maintaining social order and harmony. Religion serves as a powerful force that reinforces the values and norms of a society, providing a moral compass for individuals to follow. By participating in religious ceremonies and practices, individuals reaffirm their commitment to these shared beliefs and values. This shared sense of purpose helps to strengthen social bonds and promote cooperation among members of the communit...
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    The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life, a Study in Religious Sociology

    Emile Durkheim

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