Durkheim later examined the (*)  totemic principle underlying primitive instances of this concept in a book about the "elementary forms of" this concept's "life."
Robert N. Bellah traced this phenomenon's progression from the Neolithic to the Axial Age in a book titled "[this concept] in Human Evolution." A text about this sociological phenomenon describes intense tribal bonding experiences known as "collective effervescence." Émile Durkheim suggested that differing integration levels of two of these institutions led to different suicide rates. Durkheim later examined the (*)  totemic principle underlying primitive instances of this concept in a book about the "elementary forms of" this concept's "life." Max Weber's  Economy and Society  described three pursuits of this institution: asceticism, mysticism, and salvation. For 10 points, name this sociological concept whose well-known varieties include Christianity and Hinduism.
Robert N. Bellah traced this phenomenon's progression from the Neolithic to the Axial Age in a book titled "[this concept] in Human Evolution.
religion  [or  religious  life; accept answers like  religious attitudes  or  religious life ]