The Open Court 48, No.930
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Whenever a god or object is asked or ex- pected to do something for some individual that the god does not do for others under the same circumstances, the resulting religion shows as many of the characteristics of primitive religion as the in- dividuals having that religion possess primitive traits of mentality.
Any religious practice that promises to give individuals (not groups) special privileges that are not extended to other individuals on the THE TYPES OF RELIGION 161 same conditions is fu...ndamentally of the same sort as primitive re- ligions and so deserves to be called primitive. "Magical" ceremon- ies are typical examples. The religions of special privilege, inasmuch as, like primitive religions, they seek to satisfy no one all-important want, are primitive religions.
NATIONAL RELIGIONS The fundamental characteristic of national religion that dis- tinguishes it from primitive religion is the emergence of one or more great gods. It is not always easy to distinguish between a great god and a mere divinity, such as a primitive spirit or a power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenever a god or object is asked or ex- pected to do something for some individual that the god does not do for others under the same circumstances, the resulting religion shows as many of the characteristics of primitive religion as the in- dividuals having that religion possess primitive traits of mentality.
Any religious practice that promises to give individuals (not groups) special privileges that are not extended to other individuals on the THE TYPES OF RELIGION 161 same conditions is fu...ndamentally of the same sort as primitive re- ligions and so deserves to be called primitive. "Magical" ceremon- ies are typical examples. The religions of special privilege, inasmuch as, like primitive religions, they seek to satisfy no one all-important want, are primitive religions.
NATIONAL RELIGIONS The fundamental characteristic of national religion that dis- tinguishes it from primitive religion is the emergence of one or more great gods. It is not always easy to distinguish between a great god and a mere divinity, such as a primitive spirit or a power.
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