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Sociology of religion

the hypothesis that religion deters behaviors that are not condemned by the wider secular society, such as drinking or sex, more than broadly condemned acts.

In sociology of religion, antiascetic hypothesis refers to the hypothesis that religion deters behaviors that are not condemned by the wider secular society, such as drinking or sex, more than broadly condemned acts. This meaning comes from Middleton (1962) in Sociometry.[1]

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  1. Middleton, R., & Putney, S. (1962). Religion, Normative Standards, and Behavior. Sociometry, 25(2), 141. https://doi.org/10.2307/2785946

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