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The Sociology of Religion
Book • 1920
In 'Sociology of Religion', Max Weber examines the effects of religious action and inaction, categorizing different religions to understand their subjective meaning.
He views religion as a means for individuals to pursue their goals, often facilitating the rise of modern capitalism.
Weber's work emphasizes understanding religion as a response to human needs for theodicy and soteriology.
He views religion as a means for individuals to pursue their goals, often facilitating the rise of modern capitalism.
Weber's work emphasizes understanding religion as a response to human needs for theodicy and soteriology.
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in the context of disenchantment and the shift from an enchanted to a disenchanted world.

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