That work argues that this religion causes people to view their jobs as a "calling" and promotes economic growth.
A work named for this ideology identifies it with the "species-consciousness" possessed by humanity and argues that it arises from the uniquely human ability to recognize oneself as both an I and a Thou. That work about this ideology is split into sections "in agreement with" and "in contradiction with" the human essence. Another work uses Benjamin Franklin's writings on (*) thrift and the value of money to show the influence of this religion on moral attitudes toward industry and work. That work argues that this religion causes people to view their jobs as a "calling" and promotes economic growth. Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach wrote about the "essence" of this belief. For 10 points, name this religion whose ethic is said to have promoted the "spirit of capitalism" in a work by Max Weber (VAY-bur).
A work named for this ideology identifies it with the "species-consciousness" possessed by humanity and argues that it arises from the uniquely human ability to recognize oneself as both an I and a Thou.
Christianity [prompt on “religion”; accept more specific answers like “Protestantism”]