Weber believed that the search for signs of religious salvation supported the development of

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Weber argued that the Protestant belief in predestination (the idea that God had already chosen those who would be saved or damned) created a sense of anxiety and uncertainty that led to the accumulation of wealth as a sign of salvation. This focus on material success and individual achievement helped to fuel the development of capitalism.

Weber Believed That the Search for Signs of Religious Salvation