Which major sociological thinker made the distinction between “the sacred” (objects such as crosses, bibles, and jewelry that have a direct spiritual connection to the divine) and “the profane” (the...

Which major sociological thinker made the distinction between “the sacred” (objects such as crosses, bibles, and jewelry that have a direct spiritual connection to the divine) and “the profane” (the ordinary objects of everyday life, such as chairs, tables, and sinks)?