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	He defines religiosity as the inner form of human experience, which thus precedes religion. Religion then is nothing but the empirical transposition of religiosity, a realization at the organizational level through the various modalities of church, sect, denomination, and movement.<ref>Cipriani, Roberta. ''Sociology of Religion: A Historical Introduction''. London: Transaction Publishers, 2000. p. 95.</ref></blockquote>		He defines religiosity as the inner form of human experience, which thus precedes religion. Religion then is nothing but the empirical transposition of religiosity, a realization at the organizational level through the various modalities of church, sect, denomination, and movement.<ref>Cipriani, Roberta. ''Sociology of Religion: A Historical Introduction''. London: Transaction Publishers, 2000. p. 95.</ref></blockquote>

	* Believes that human carry with them a "special disposition...that is the precondition for the encounter with the divine." <ref>Cipriani, Roberta. ''Sociology of Religion: A Historical Introduction''. London: Transaction Publishers, 2000. p. 95.</ref> Religion just emerges out of these experiences<br />		* Believes that human carry with them a "special disposition...that is the precondition for the encounter with the divine." <ref>Cipriani, Roberta. ''Sociology of Religion: A Historical Introduction''. London: Transaction Publishers, 2000. p. 95.</ref> Religion just emerges out of these experiences

			==== Religion ====

			* Religion is created by "religiousness" by a "particular spiritual quality" or "attitude of the soul." <ref>Simmel, George. ''Essays on Religion''. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997.</ref>
			* Religion provides answers to "big questions," provide meaning, assuage hurts, creates conceptual unity. <ref>Simmel, George. ''Essays on Religion''. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997. p. 142.</ref><br />

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			* Does not see a conflict between religion and science. Regards those who dismiss religion as a "dream from which mankind is gradually awakening" as displaying "supercilious 'sophistication.'"<ref>Simmel, George. ''Essays on Religion''. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997. p. 7.</ref>
			* Differentiated ''religiosity'' from ''religion. Definitely has a space for [[Connection Experience]],'' though his conceptualization seem quite primitive.
			* Religiosity is an "inner state or need of man..." <ref>Simmel, George. ''Essays on Religion''. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997. p. 3.</ref> A "yearning that has dominated humanity...from the most primitive indigenous people to the supreme heights of culture."<ref>Simmel, George. ''Essays on Religion''. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997. p.9.</ref> One that "cannot be silenced or diverted for anything more than a brief, transitory period."<ref>Simmel, George. ''Essays on Religion''. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997. p. 4.</ref>

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			He defines religiosity as the inner form of human experience, which thus precedes religion. Religion then is nothing but the empirical transposition of religiosity, a realization at the organizational level through the various modalities of church, sect, denomination, and movement.<ref>Cipriani, Roberta. ''Sociology of Religion: A Historical Introduction''. London: Transaction Publishers, 2000. p. 95.</ref></blockquote>

			* Believes that human carry with them a "special disposition...that is the precondition for the encounter with the divine." <ref>Cipriani, Roberta. ''Sociology of Religion: A Historical Introduction''. London: Transaction Publishers, 2000. p. 95.</ref> Religion just emerges out of these experiences<br />

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