The cognitive dimension of religion primarily entails:

a. analyzing, systematizing, and passing along knowledge.
b. emphasizing the sensory element of religion.
c. memorizing passages of sacred texts to recite during rituals.
d. refraining from violence to achieve enlightenment.


a. analyzing, systematizing, and passing along knowledge.

Analysis:
a. Correct. The cognitive dimension of religion entails analyzing and systematizing knowledge, as well as learning it and passing it on.
b, c & d. Incorrect. Religions have cognitive (thinking) dimensions that teach their followers what it is necessary to know.

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