Durkheim used the word 'church' to designate a group whose members do all but which one of the following?

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Durkheim did not include adherence to the belief that the religion members follow is one of many true religions as a defining characteristic of a "church." In fact, he believed that for a group to be a church, its members must hold the belief that their religion is the only true religion. The other choices - holding the same beliefs with regard to the sacred and the profane, behaving in the same way in the presence of the sacred, and gathering together to affirm commitment to beliefs and practices - are all characteristics that Durkheim believed to be necessary for a group to be considered a "church."

Durkheim Used the Word 'Church' to Designate a Group Whose