" That work by this author cited Ben Franklin's writings as an example of how Luther's teachings led a certain religious group to follow a "secular vocation.
This man claimed that social order was becoming increasingly bureaucratic, a process he likened to the "polar night of icy darkness." This man defined the "state" as the "monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force" in his lecture Politics as a Vocation. In another work, he claimed that society forces people into an "iron cage." That work by this author cited Ben Franklin's writings as an example of how Luther's teachings led a certain religious group to follow a "secular vocation." For 10 points, name this German author of The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
This man claimed that social order was becoming increasingly bureaucratic, a process he likened to the "polar night of icy darkness.
Max {Weber} [{accept Maximilian Carl Emil Weber}]