Discuss the role of legitimation in society

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Discuss the role of legitimation in society (and, of course, religion within society). Consider the following quote from Mary Douglas "Conventions...are likely to be challenged all the time unless their justifying principle can be grounded in something other than conventions." (Douglas, Theories and Methods in Study of Religion, 1986, 48).

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