Emile Durkheim Believed That Nonrational Religious Experiences

Emile Durkheim believed that nonrational religious experiences

A) are signs of mental illness.
B) are especially powerful because there is no ambiguity about the experience: the feelings of attraction are total and complete.
C) are usually valued for extrinsic reasons: they bring tangible benefit to the worshipper.
D) both attract and repel individuals, filling the worshipper with both joy and fear.
E) are usually valued by the worshipper because they are free of any moral or ethical imperatives.