Max Weber Described Protestant Ethic As

Max Weber described protestant ethic as:

A) a personal quest to feel connected to a reality greater than oneself.
B) a law or policy that professes profanity and bans particular faiths, prohibits conversions, or limits preaching.
C) a belief in the literal meaning of a sacred text and the integration of religious beliefs into secular life.
D) a belief that hard work, diligence, self-denial, frugality, and economic success would lead to salvation in the afterlife.
E) anything that people see as awe-inspiring, supernatural, holy, and not part of the physical world.