This book discusses the generative and developmental relationship between Protestant ethics and the development of modern rational capitalism, and conducts an in-depth comparative study of Eastern and Western religious and cultural traditions.
Reader comments
It reminds me of the hard-working uncles and aunts around me. They may be practitioners of Protestant ethics. However, I don't really like some of the discussions about religion in the book, which feel a bit esoteric. But overall, this book is worth reading and allows us to think more deeply about religion and society.
It reminds me of the hard-working uncles and aunts around me. They may be practitioners of Protestant ethics. However, I don't really like some of the discussions about religion in the book, which feel a bit esoteric. But overall, this book is worth reading and allows us to think more deeply about religion and society.