Early Sociology of Religion

accept according American animals appear association assume attitude become belief body called cause ceremonial character common conception connection considered corresponding course Crow cult culture Dance death definite deity derived direct distinct divine dreams Ekoi elements enemy evidence example existence experience explain fact father figures follow four ghosts gods hand hence historical human ideas illustrated important Indians individual instance interesting interpretation least less magic matter means merely mind native nature never notion objects observed offered once origin performances phenomena Plains possible practice present primitive principle psychological regarded relatively religion religious remains represented result revelation ritual sacred seems sense similar social society sometimes soul specific spirits subjective suggestion supernatural theory thing tion traditional tribes turn Tylor universe vision whole wholly woman women