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establishedsect1 CONSTRUCTEstablished sectYINGER · SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION

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Sociology of religion

Yinger's term for a sect that persists across generations and becomes stable and organized while keeping some of its distance from the wider society.

In sociology of religion, established sect refers to Yinger's term for a sect that persists across generations and becomes stable and organized while keeping some of its distance from the wider society. This meaning comes from Yinger (1957) in Religion, society and the individual.[1]

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  1. Yinger, J. M. (1957). Religion, society and the individual. Macmillan. ISBN 9780758192097

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