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Stark argues that Durkeheim's understanding of religion was influenced by his own experience as a:
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b. militantly secular Jew
c. sympathetic observer
d. emotional Heggelian philosopher
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Stark argues that Durkeheim's understanding of religion was influenced by his own experience as a
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