This religion partly titles a book that describes the "iron cage of rationality" and argues that this religion's approval of hard work and thrift spurred the growth of private enterprise.
Robert Merton's namesake thesis attempts to connect this religious group with the development of experimental science. Émile Durkheim's Suicide notes the higher rate of suicide among this religious group. An incident in which the founder of this religious group shouted "I am not!" is used to examine the identity crisis in a (*) psychobiography by Erik Erikson. This religion partly titles a book that describes the "iron cage of rationality" and argues that this religion's approval of hard work and thrift spurred the growth of private enterprise. For 10 points, name this subset of Christianity whose "Ethic" is paired with the "Spirit of Capitalism" in a Max Weber book.
Robert Merton's namesake thesis attempts to connect this religious group with the development of experimental science.
Protestantism [or Lutheranism; or Calvinism; prompt on “Christianity”] &lt;JB Social Science&gt;